McAfee maintained both British and American citizenship while alive and he once tried to run for US presidency under the Libertarian Party.
This year, Microsoft stock has gained 19%, outshining Apple and Amazon which have had gains of 0.97% and 7.63% respectively.
From its low of $29,092 on Tuesday, the BTC price has recovered more than 10% moving past $34,000. However, analysts expected the bearish momentum to continue in the short term.
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell tries to abate inflation fears saying that the consumer price surge is a temporary event. Wall Street reacted positively to Powell’s statement closing in the green.
The crackdown on mining operations in China will lead to a migration of mining activities to the West. Bitcoin price is down.
The global Bitcoin market suffers a stark decline with a fall to below $30000 after the news that the PBOC ban on crypto went viral.
Monday’s price surge has helped Microsoft register 18% gains year-to-date with analysts setting up a $300 price target for the MSFT stock.
MicroStrategy’s BTC acquisition spree is in line with its new corporate policy devised in late 2020. MSTR stock is down.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson called Bitcoin outdated, owing to its inefficient community and work culture.
China has urged the major banks of the nation to restrict all possible crypto operations in terms of BTC trading, clearing, and settlement of transactions which can be an added blow to the existing crypto operations in the nation.
Amber CEO said that the company’s trading volumes had doubled since the year began, from $250 billion to $500 billion.
Binance launches its own NFT marketplace Featured by Binance where you can trade digital assets and also mint NFT creations.
The losses that are seen in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, as well as other market trackers, can also be attributed to the rising inflation fears.
Hedge funds are looking to play bigger in crypto as a survey reveals that their portfolios may increase to $312 billion by 2026.
While anticipations are high, billionaire hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones warns that a wrong move or comment from the Fed Chairman Jerome Powell could spark a sell-off in risk assets.