Nomics has released a report assessing which of the exchanges with real, verified volume also had transparent data practices. Last month, BitWise released a report claiming that most of the volume ...
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has made it abundantly clear that investors waiting for a Bitcoin exchange traded fund (ETF) will have to hold their breath for ...
It’s not difficult to see how most financial advisors view Bitcoin (BTC). A quick perusal of headlines will show that the financial world is generally averse to cryptocurrencies — a ...
Last week, Bitwise released a shocking report which detailed proof that 95 percent of all Bitcoin (BTC) trading volume is fake. CoinMarketCap, one of the largest aggregators of cryptocurrency market ...
Bitwise, a financial asset management company based out of San Francisco, recently conducted a study of cryptocurrency market volumes on over 81 exchanges while looking for inconsistencies that highlight wash ...
A new study conducted by Bitwise shows that 95 percent of Bitcoin spot trading is faked — primarily by unregulated exchanges. The data points towards the sobering reality that most ...
Statistics available from multiple sources, including market research companies such as Fundstrat, are suggesting that the initial coin offering (ICO) market is starting to dry up. The correction in cryptocurrency ...
The latest hype around alleged Russia’s multi-billion dollar buying of Bitcoin seems to be greatly exaggerated. The cryptocurrency community has been excitedly discussing a 'clever Russian plan' to escape dollar ...
While the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is affected by the shutdown of the U.S. government, the first Bitcoin ETF application of 2019 has been filed. Bitwise Investments is the ...
Late last night, the price of Bitcoin suddenly jumped roughly $450 in, quite literally, a matter of minutes — surging from around $6,450 to $6,900. The sudden spike interestingly occurred ...
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