Jon Nielsen, Publisher at CoinCodex
Jon is a senior writer at CoinCodex, specializing in blockchain and traditional finance. With a background in Economics, he offers in-depth analysis and insights into cryptocurrency trends and the evolving financial landscape. Jon's articles provide clarity on complex topics, making him a valuable resource for both crypto enthusiasts and finance professionals.
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The fact that many of the top crypto assets are down 50% or more from their all-time high can represent a good opportunity for those that believe in the long-term potential of cryptocurrencies. If you’re just getting started, however, you’ll first have to get some of your cash on a cryptocurrency exchange. Now, you can easily buy cryptocurrency on Binance with your debit/credit card or a simple bank transfer.
After a brilliant start to 2021, the cryptocurrency market now seems to have entered a downwards trend. While Bitcoin has shown some signs of recovery, it did see a staggering price drop from its all-time high of $64,800 on April 14 all the way to $30,000 on May 19.
Elon Musk's Twitter posts about Bitcoin haven’t gone unnoticed by the Anonymous, a group of hacker activists, who have posted a video with the title “Message to Elon Musk” on their YouTube channel.
Even though Dogecoin remains the undisputed king of meme coins, we've been able to hear a lot lately about another Shiba Inu dog-inspired meme token that claims to be "The Dogecoin killer" – Shiba Inu (SHIB).
By the words of Yoshitaka Kitao, CEO of Japanese financial services company SBI Holdings, Ripple has plans to go public once its dispute with American securities regulator SEC is resolved.
The positive market sentiment surrounding ETH has been a major win for Vitalik Buterin, who holds massive amounts of the cryptocurrency.
Jordan Belfort, the real-life personality behind "The Wolf of Wall Street", promoted Dogecoin and other assets on his Twitter account.
A Bitcoin Cash holder and host of the 1stmil.com YouTube channel made a video in which he offered an interesting deal to Elon Musk: he will order 111 Tesla Model 3 cars if he can purchase them with the Bitcoin Cash cryptocurrency.
North America’s leading tech e-retailer Newegg announced recently that it’s now accepting Dogecoin as an official payment method. Newegg started accepting Bitcoin already in 2014 and has now expanded their cryptocurrency support to the most famous “meme coin” on the market as well.
Through the years and cycles of Bitcoin in existence, many new price prediction tools have been developed. One of them is the NVT or “Network value to transactions ratio”.
