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Michael Saylor: the tech mystic who bet it all on bitcoin
Profiles Michael Saylor, the founder of data analytics company MicroStrategy, has pursued the odd strategy of placing the whole firm on red at the roulette table that is bitcoin. Where will the ball finally land?
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Cryptocurrency roundup: EU introduces crypto-regulation
News Bitcoin halted its decline this week as the EU moves to regulate the sector. Saloni Sardana rounds up the week’s cryptocurrency news.
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Changpeng Zhao: Binance founder undaunted by the crypto winter
Profiles Changpeng Zhao, the founder of controversial cryptocurrency exchange Binance, has been severely battered by carnage in the sector. But the future is bright, he insists.
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Celebrity bitcoin ads echo the subprime mortgage crisis
Editor's letter A wave of ads featuring celebrities punting crypto to the masses are reminiscent of how low income Americans were encouraged to take on loans they couldn’t afford, says Merryn Somerset Webb.
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How much further will bitcoin fall?
Analysis Bitcoin has crashed hard, along with the wider cryptocurrency sector. Everything is looking awful, says Dominic Frisby. Here, he asks just how low bitcoin could fall.
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Investing in the digital economy
Advertisement Feature Cryptocurrencies have the potential to fundamentally reshape the global financial system. How, then, do investors explore these ideas?
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Despite the crypto crash, bitcoin still has a bright future
Opinion Cryptocurrencies have crashed hard, with bitcoin down by more than 50% from its peak. But, says Dominic Frisby, bitcoin still has a future – it is the ideal money for the internet era.
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Cryptocurrencies are crashing – so how low will bitcoin go?
Analysis The entire cryptocurrency sector is crashing, with bitcoin now well below $30,000. This is big, says Dominic Frisby. So just how low could bitcoin go?
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Why has the Terra stablecoin broken its US dollar peg and should you care?
Analysis The Terra stablecoin is supposed to match the value of the US dollar – but its value has crashed. John Stepek explains what it means for you and your investments.
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