Mike Dalton
Writer
Mike is a library technician and freelance writer who spends time researching a lot of things. He is curious about everything and is continually astounded by the vast amount of blockchain projects in the world.
Bitcoin Price Could Hit $200,000 in 2025, Predictions Suggest
Several key companies believe that Bitcoin prices will rise higher in 2025 based on a number of common factors.
Nasdaq Plans to Offer Bitcoin Index Options Following ETF Success
Leading stock exchange Nasdaq intends to give investors another way to gain exposure to crypto.
Sam Bankman-Fried’s Upcoming Trial: All About the FTX Founder's Court Case
Sam Bankman-Fried faces federal charges following the collapse of FTX. He is now awaiting trial. Here's what you should know.
TerraUSD Prices Are Falling—What’s the Future of the Stablecoin?
TerraUSD prices have fallen dramatically over the past week. Can the stablecoin recover its $1.00 price peg?
Honduras and Malaysia Are Expected to Make Bitcoin Legal Tender
Two more countries could declare Bitcoin legal tender following El Salvador’s similar decision last year.
What Price Will Bitcoin Reach in 2022? Predictions for the Next Year
Experts have predicted that BTC's price could rise as high as $250,000 next year—or fall as low as $10,000.
Bitcoin vs. Gold: Will Crypto Investors Choose Crypto Over Gold?
Several high-profile investors and financial firms have recently touted the advantages of Bitcoin over gold. Are those advantages guaranteed?
Hard-to-Rank Tokens: Three Cryptocurrencies That Have Controversial Value Assessments
Cryptocurrencies can be subject to unusual decisions, posing challenges to the market aggregators that rank them.
Code, Not Capital: Why Some Crypto Ranking Sites Are Focusing On Development Activity
Crypto projects have devoted dev teams, but they don't all move at the same pace. Can development activity rank each coin in a meaningful way?
Copy Trading: Can Following the Experts Boost Your Crypto Trading Profits?
Copy trading, aka "mirror trading" or "social trading," allows you to imitate expert investors. But is it really worthwhile?