There’s some awesome news and analysis in crypto this week. Let’s see a few stories, shall we?
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Coinbase filed for an IPO. In its filing documents, the company reported a net revenue in 2020 of $1.14 billion and a net revenue of $322 million. In 2019, the company operated at a loss.
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You’ve probably heard the bitcoin fell from $57,000, an all-time high, to around $47,000 this week. Never fear, I see it going up again and going higher. You can melt wings of wax, but they do grow back.
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Older folks are investing in cryptocurrencies, or planning to this year, says the deVere Group.
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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says she’s open to researching a potential digital dollar.
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Cardano’s ADA hit an all-time high of $1.30 and takes third place in market cap.
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A dissection of Litcoin’s four year cycle.
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Bitcoin ATMs are appearing in some unexpected places.
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8 altcoins poised to erupt in March.
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Bitfinex and Tether to pay New York state $18.5 million and ordered to stop trading in the state.
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Crypto investing firm Anchorage raised $80 million and secures a banking charter.
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Allen Taylor is a veteran award-winning journalist and former newspaper editor. He is a freelance writer focused on fintech, including blockchain and crypto projects, and manages crypto blogs through CryptoBloggers. Let’s connect on Twitter. He is currently writing a book about where crypto intersects with social media.
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