The author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki, has revealed the key reason why he is investing in bitcoin. The famous author warned that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will “crush” most other crypto tokens with its regulations.

Is Michael Saylor spreading the word from true belief, or is he a shill looking to gain immense wealth and notoriety? Will other corporations follow Microstrategy's lead?

The aggressive distribution has contributed to bitcoin’s abysmal end to 2022.

With the May 2023 upgrade, Bitcoin Cash becomes more than a permissionless P2P Electronic Cash system, as it evolves into a P2P Economy.

The popular pseudonymous host of crypto market analysis show “Coin Bureau” says that he expects the price of Bitcoin to fall further in Q1 2023 before bottoming out.

Mark Moss, the CEO of Market Disruptor, believes that the recent FTX collapse has accelerated regulation, and he thinks that most cryptocurrency assets will be regulated as securities in the future. 

As reported earlier, MicroStrategy purchased 2,395 bitcoins worth about $42.8 million between November 1, 2022, and December 21, 2022. The company then sold 704 BTC for about $11.8 million on December 22 before purchasing another 810 BTC two days later.

CryptoSlate looked into Glassnode data representing year-to-date (YTD) reviews of leading assets and currencies and revealed that Bitcoin (BTC) performed better than Ark Innovation ETF (ARKK), MicroStrategy Inc. (MSTR), and Coinbase Global Inc (COIN) in 2022.

Industry participants say that lots of money was spent over the last year to boost hashrate, a measure of computing power on the Bitcoin network, but that in many cases, those investments didn’t pay off, as companies loaded up on debt to finance the growth only to see the economics of crypto mining break down.

We should see that every market collapse presents an opportunity to foster integrity, transparency, and accountability in crypto market. And we believe this will be the case for crypto in 2023.