
August 21st, 2025
Bitcoin (BTC) price can’t break $6000 barrier again, while Bitcoin Gold (BTG) is trading relatively low, above $120.
The bitcoin price faced a notable drop on Tuesday, following the Bitcoin Gold hard fork.
When a group of Bitcoin users and companies split the world’s most popular cryptocurrency into two different versions on August 1st, 2017, it was an unprecedented event in the Bitcoin’s 9-year old history. Now just 84 days after that “hard fork,” yet another version of Bitcoin has been created named ‘Bitcoin Gold’.
Cryptocurrency market faced significant correction today.
The value of the digital currency continues its upward trend, despite Chinese crackdown on virtual money and uncertainty regarding SegWit2x activation.
Another bitcoin hard fork is to take place soon: new Bitcoin Gold aims to make bitcoin network truly decentralized by demonopolizing mining industry.
Last month’s much spoken hard fork has seen Bitcoin price rally to reach new all time high of $5000. Let’s try to understand the possible reasons behind the rally and the future prospects for Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash – forked version of Bitcoin.
The new alliance will bring merchants the possibility to accept payments in the form of bitcoins.
Bitcoin’s all-time high rally seems to be over with the currency loosing $155 in value over August 21-22, Bitcoin Cash crashed down after reaching a record high during the weekend, Ethereum climbed to near two-month high.
Falcon Private Bank has expanded the range of cryptocurrencies its clients can hold in their portfolios by adding Ether, Litecoin and Bitcoin Cash.
The value of bitcoin continues to break new records amid rising investor demand, while crytocurrency market cap reaches historic mark.
The Bitcoin Cash network gains momentum, even though the difficulty is a lot lower than that of Bitcoin and mining the latter is still more profitable.
The price of Bitcoin is hovering at a record high, following a surge over the weekend, while Bitcoin Cash price more or less leveled off.
GDAX, operated by Coinbase, pledges to launch support for Bitcoin Cash having examined security and regulatory-related issues, customer demand, and trading volumes.
Coinbase is confident in its decision to boycott Bitcoin Cash, and investors do not anticipate any harm to exchange’s potential unicorn status.