The company has already worked with companies such as Friend.tech, Blackbird, Courtyard, and many others.
There is no doubt that Blockchain wants to go public, and this round of funding may just be what is needed to get there.
Moves like this don’t happen in bear markets. Gear up, be smart, and don’t get too greedy. Because something is brewing.
The SEC is having a world of trouble hiring crypto experts… largely because of an outdated rule that requires employees to sell all of their crypto.
Our gripe arises around the lack of introspection about what a potential ETF might mean for the company. The truth of the matter is that an ETF is a double edged sword.
While the current fiat money supply inflates more and more every day, bitcoin’s inflation rate is about to drop from ~1.8% to ~.8%, as it trends down to eventually 0%.
It seems like gold bugs hate bitcoin and bitcoin bulls hate gold, but from an agnostic perspective, which is best?
One thing is for sure. Whoever thought the ETF was already priced in has just been proven wrong.
The funny part is that the news isn’t even bad news anymore. There’s just literally no news.
It’s easy to get disillusioned in crypto when the projects being launched are either hype machines or use cases that just don’t matter to the average consumer. Projects like Blackbird want to change that.
While most of you don’t think that the price of BTC will drop below $25,000 this year, you need to ask yourself, what if it does?
A pattern is emerging: Support for Gensler within Congressional ranks is drastically waning
