Bloomberg Strategist: Bitcoin More Likely to Return to $60,000 Than Fall to $20,000
Bloomberg Intelligence’s senior commodity strategist Mike McGlone says Bitcoin is more likely to return to the $60,000 level than to fall to $20,000.
Bloomberg Strategist: Bitcoin More Likely to Return to $60,000 Than Fall to $20,000
Bloomberg Intelligence’s senior commodity strategist Mike McGlone says Bitcoin is more likely to return to the $60,000 level than to fall to $20,000.
China calls US bid to ban athletes from using the digital yuan unfounded
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian criticized American politicians for attempting to ban US athletes from using the digital yuan at the Beijing Olympics.
Senators urge banning US athletes from using the digital yuan
The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee should ban athletes from using the digital yuan (DCEP) during the Winter Olympics in Beijing. This was stated by Republican Senators Marsha Blackburn, Cynthia Lummis, and Roger Wicker.
Opinion: Japan and South Korea will help the United States compete with Chinese technology
China is catching up with the United States in artificial intelligence and quantum computing faster than previously expected. This was stated by Eric Schmidt, chairman of the U.S. National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence and former Google chief executive.
Bitfury estimates number of Chinese ASIC miners that will not return to the network
ForkLog spoke with Vadim Krutov, CEO of Bitfury Group, about how China's mining ban affected the global market and how many devices will not return to the network.
Analyst weighs the odds of a China-style Bitcoin scenario in the United States
US, though lagging behind China and the EU, nonetheless joins the race to develop CBDCs. EXANTE's lead strategist Yanis Kivkulis assessed the likelihood that the US would follow the Chinese scenario in Bitcoin regulation.
PBoC publishes first white paper on the digital yuan
The PBoC's R&D working group for the DCEP published a technical paper on the national digital currency.
Study finds China stopped dominating Bitcoin mining before its ban
China's share of Bitcoin miners in the hashrate fell below 50% in March, before the crackdown on the industry in the country, according to updated data from the Cambridge University team's project.
China deploys facial-recognition technology to fight COVID-19
In the Chinese city of Ruili, Yunnan Province, facial-recognition technology was linked to citizens' health codes to combat the spread of the coronavirus.
Nasdaq-listed Bit Digital mined 562.9 BTC in the second quarter
In the second quarter of 2021, Nasdaq-listed Bit Digital generated 562.9 BTC, according to the earnings results. This was lower than the figure for the previous reporting period, due to migration of computing power from China.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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