Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin have been highly volatile, but not all cryptoassets are the same.
First a confession. I have never bought, sold or owned a cryptocurrency of any description.
Even for something as notoriously volatile as bitcoin, the cryptocurrency's recent price fluctuations have been extraordinary.
The pound sterling has fallen to its lowest point in twenty-seven months, compared to the dollar and its lowest point in six months, compared to the euro.
A quarter of British adults agreed that seeing Unicorns and their initial public offerings (IPOs) fail or not fulfil their potential, such as Uber’s, has made investing into them less attractive.
Malta is trying to leverage its first mover advantage as one of the first nations to offer comprehensive regulation for distributed ledger technology even as legal uncertainty reigns worldwide.
The rise of cryptocurrency is to be seen as a democratising force within the global economy.
Ana Bencic, Founder and CEO of NextHash, discusses why cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are attractive to investors
The digital asset breaking down barriers and creating a world full of opportunities.
NextHash, founded in 2018, is a London based global entity that has built a global digital asset platform with its own Exchange and Liquidity to provide the best match for professional and new categories of retail investors
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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Boston, USA
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