Strike Launches New Feature To Allow Users Convert Salaries To Bitcoin
Payments processor Strike has announced the launch of a new feature that will allow users to convert their paychecks to ...
Tag: Bitcoin adoption
Billionaire Orlando Bravo Reveals He Owns Bitcoin And Why He’s ‘Very Bullish’
Billionaire Orlando Bravo recently revealed his stance on crypto. Talking to CNBC, Bravo revealed that he indeed held bitcoin and ...
Verifone Brings Bitcoin Payments To Thousands Of Merchants Across The U.S.
Bitcoin payments are gaining traction as the asset price has grown. With El Salvador making the cryptocurrency a legal tender, ...
Just 10 Days After El Salvador’s “Bitcoin Day”, President Bukele Confirms 1.1 Million Citizens Have Chivo Wallet
El Salvador has now marked its 10th day of bitcoin being legal tender in the country. This is a huge ...
U.K. Post Office Now Allows Users Purchase Bitcoin Through Its App
Bitcoin adoption is indeed ramping up in recent months. From retail outlets announcing users can checkout using their bitcoins to ...
Nigerians Move Almost $40 Million In P2P Bitcoin Trading In A Month
Bitcoin trading has always seen high adoption in countries with currencies that are depreciating fast. The West African country of ...
Number Of Investors Holding Bitcoin Tripled In Last Three Years
A recent Gallup poll has shown that the number of investors who own bitcoin has tripled since 2018. U.S. investors ...
Bitcoin Fundamental Expert Claims Adoption Metrics “Look Awful”
Bitcoin adoption metrics across the board "look awful", claims a BTC fundamental expert on Twitter. BTC Adoption Metrics Seem To ...
El Salvador Is Giving $30 In Bitcoin To Its Citizens
Ahead of the September 7 bitcoin law implementation date, El Salvador President Nayib Bukele has unveiled a new government crypto ...
BTC/USD Price Analysis: Fundamentals Diverge From Price, Positive for Bitcoin Bulls
Fundamentals are extremely bullish and with regulators amending/formulating new laws, it’s clear that Bitcoin is here to stay. That could ...
