JPMorgan: Bitcoin is now 28% below its ‘fair price’

    JPMorgan Chase & Co., an American multinational investment bank, believes that the world’s biggest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, is 28% below its “fair price,” implying signs of “significant upside from here.” Bitcoin has also replaced real estate as one of JPMorgan’s preferred “alternative assets.” According to a note released on May 25, JPMorgan believes that cryptocurrencies like…

    Crypto Trends Weekly May 21 – 27

    Breaking crypto news from the last week (May 21 – 27, 2022): May 21: The world’s most popular NFT marketplace OpenSea has unveiled a new Web3 protocol, Seaport, that allows anyone to set up new and decentralized NFT marketplaces. As per some members of the community, the protocol could become the “Uniswap moment” of NFTs….

    Three Arrows Capital CEO says he was wrong about ‘Supercycle’

    Su Zhu, the co-founder and CEO of Three Arrows Capital, admitted that he was wrong about the “Supercycle Thesis,” but he remains optimistic about the crypto. Before, he predicted that the crypto market would enter a Supercycle in February 2021. Back in February 2021, the co-founder of Three Arrows Capital, Su Zhu, predicted that the…

    Ethereum co-founder advises crypto investors to ‘pay more attention’

    Gavin Wood, the co-founder of Ethereum and creator of Polkadot and Kasuma, shared his advice to crypto investors during the ongoing price plunge. While another veteran investor Jim Rogers expressed his “optimism about the future of crypto money.” After a market drop that wiped away more than $800 billion in value, British computer scientist and…

    Binance gets full operation license in Bahrain

    The Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB) has granted Binance, the largest global crypto exchange, a Category 4 license to operate as a crypto-asset service provider (CASP). The license allows it to offer a full-suite of crypto exchange services in Bahrain. Meanwhile, Binance will also be aiding Kazakhstan in the creation of a regional blockchain hub….

    6% of UAE consumers are fine using crypto at restaurants – Oracle survey

    Food and beverage outlets in the UAE are starting to take payments in cryptocurrencies as the sector takes to cutting-edge tech and smart payments. For now, 6% of UAE consumers are okay with doing so with crypto. But UAE consumers want these businesses to tackle some legacy issues as well, not least having to wait…