Tesla Sells 10% Of Their Bitcoin Holdings “To Prove Liquidity”
Tesla sold 10% of their Bitcoin holdings during the first quarter of 2021, generating proceeds of $272 million, according to their quarterly earnings report....
MTI Liquidators Bitcoin Sale Reduces Arbitrage Gap In SA
One of the negative effects of 2020's biggest scam? This.
The arbitrage gap on Bitcoin in South Africa recently turned negative, as Mirror Trading...
South Africa’s First Bitcoin ETF Application
DCX Capital, a South African-based company that offers indexed crypto investment, are currently implementing a strategy to apply for the country's first Bitcoin ETF...
How To Avoid Bitcoin Scams – A Primer From Yellow Card
For many, the biggest barrier to entering the cryptocurrency space is fear of scams. This fear is not entirely unfounded, but in reality scams...
TIME Magazine To Accept Crypto Payments
Major American news magazine, TIME Magazine, has announced that it will now offer cryptocurrency as a form of payment for its digital subscriptions.
This...
Looking For A Way To Earn More? Here Is A Side Hustle Just For...
In this day and age, it’s hard to find a break! Earning extra is no longer a bonus but rather a have-to. Luckily with...
When Is The Right Time To Sell Your Crypto?
Lets face it... It's a tough decision to make, probably one of the hardest decisions a crypto investor will have to face:
When do I...
PayPal Co-Founder Says Bitcoin May Dethrone US Dollar
Peter Thiel, co-founder of PayPal and an early investor of Ripple (OpenCoin) in 2013, when speaking at a virtual event hosted by the Richard...
South Africa’s ICE3x Exchange Shuts Down Permanently
One of South Africa's oldest cryptocurrency exchanges, ICE3x, has issued a notice to the public that the company will cease operations.
The news was published...
Crypto Market Breaches $2 Trillion For The First Time
The global cryptocurrency market capitalisation, comprising all the cryptocurrencies in existence, has surpassed the $2 trillion mark for the first time ever, according to...
