Success of bitcoin, dollar not mutually exclusive: Invest Diva CEO
Invest Diva CEO Kiana Danial discusses Sen. Elizabeth Warren's bill targeting Russian crypto use and if cryptocurrency will eventually trump the dollar.
Bitcoin hovers around $40,000 after winning streak snapped
Bitcoin is trading above $40,000 after a day that saw its three-day winning steak snapped.
Ukraine trying to 'spur regulations' of crypto assets: Natalie Brunell
Coin Stories podcast host joins 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast' to discuss economic strategies involving crypto currency as interest rates continue to rise.
Russian invasion of Ukraine allows people to see 'the real world utility' of crypto: Digital asset expert
IDX Digital Assets CEO Ben McMillan points to two use cases for crypto noting that sanctions caused Russians to abandon the ruble and move to Bitcoin and that when 'Ukraine needed to raise money fast, they turned to cryptocurrencies.'
Bitcoin price holds above $40,000
Bitcoin was trading around $40,000 Thursday morning following the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike.
Bitcoin price hovers around $39,000
Bitcoin was hovering around $39,000 Wednesday morning after a modest gain in the previous session.
People need time to see Bitcoin's 'fundamental value': Crypto expert
Bitcoin expert Layah Heilpern joins 'Making Money' to discuss the volatile crypto market amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Biden executive order on cryptocurrency a disaster for US industry: Ex-Treasury official
Former Acting Assistant Treasury Secretary Gregory Zerzan explained the “unfortunate thing” about President Biden's executive order on government oversight of cryptocurrency, arguing that taking “a top-down government-run approach” is “not a pathway to innovation.”
Former Treasury official slams Biden crypto executive order as barrier to innovation
Former Acting Assistant Treasury Secretary Gregory Zerzan weighs in on President Biden's executive order on government oversight of crypto.
The 'unfortunate thing' about Biden's executive order on crypto: Former Treasury official
Former Acting Assistant Treasury Secretary Gregory Zerzan argues the only thing not blamed on cryptocurrencies in President Biden's executive order is COVID-19.
Elon Musk says SpaceX, Tesla facing 'significant' inflationary pressure
Musk's tweet comes after the consumer price index rose 7.9% in February from a year ago, marking the fastest increase since January 1982, when inflation hit 8.4%.
Austin may be next major city to embrace cryptocurrency
An Austin City Councilmember on Thursday announced a resolution that would explore possible uses of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in the city.
Crypto 'important' amid war overseas, but not yet reflected in the price: Brock Pierce
Bitcoin Foundation Chairman Brock Pierce argues crypto is 'playing a very fundamental role' in helping Ukraine financially amid Russia's invasion of the country given 'traditional financial services aren't functioning.'
Russia-Ukraine war has created a watershed moment for cryptocurrency: Harry Yeh
Harry Yeh and Ken Mahoney react to Ukraine getting cryptocurrency donations and the EU voting on a proposed rule to ban bitcoin on 'Mornings with Maria.'
Cryptocurrency pioneer says Biden executive order will impact midterm elections
Bitcoin Foundation Chairman Brock Pierce on President Biden's executive order to review cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin Foundation chairman: Biden executive order on cryptocurrencies will impact midterm elections
Brock Pierce on President Biden signing an executive order to review cryptocurrencies.
Crypto serves as 'critical infrastructure' during Ukraine crisis: Bitcoin expert
Bitcoin Foundation Chairman Brock Pierce says cryptocurrencies are 'resilient' and helping Ukrainians in a critical moment.
Bitcoin hovers around $39,000 after winning streak snapped
Bitcoin was trading around $39,000 on Friday morning after snapping a two-day winning streak.
Verdict against self-proclaimed Bitcoin inventor balloons to $143 mln
A federal judge in West Palm Beach, Florida, ruled the self-proclaimed Bitcoin creator Craig Wright must pay another $43 million to a joint venture he co-created, adding to a $100 million verdict against him last year.
Some amount of crypto regulation 'important': FTX US President
Brett Harrison, the president of FTX US, a U.S.-regulated cryptocurrency exchange, argues that 'some amount' of crypto regulation is 'important' so that institutions 'feel confident' in putting their money into the 'emerging space.'
Cryptocurrency FAQs
What is Cryptocurrency?

Cryptocurrency, or crypto, is a form of digital asset that is secured by cryptography and the blockchain. The most notable example of a cryptocurrency is bitcoin, though thousands of other similar assets exist. Cryptocurrencies are regarded by many as the money tech of the future due to their accessibility and un-censorable nature.
How do cryptocurrencies work?

Cryptocurrency networks, or blockchains, are independently verified by a matrix of computers that record all transactions and ensure a consensus throughout the chain. This means that all network information is recorded immutably and permanently; transactions cannot be prevented, blocked, or changed. Network participants can thus trust each other and transact without the need for a centralized intermediary.
How can I buy a cryptocurrency?

There are many markets for cryptocurrencies where you can exchange USD for the cryptocurrency of your choice. These include centralized exchanges and services such as Coinbase and PayPal, or decentralized alternatives like UniSwap where you can swap between crypto-assets. To use a centralized exchange, you’ll need to submit personal information such as your passport or driver’s license. Note that the price of digital assets can change rapidly, so timing your purchases well is essential.
Where can I keep my crypto coins?

Cryptocurrencies can usually be held with the exchange or business you bought them from. However, as these exchanges can be hacked, it is advisable to move your assets to your own personal wallet. These wallets are more secure and can be accessed from your laptop, phone, or other mobile devices.
What can I buy with crypto?

Real work adoption of crypto is still ongoing. However, more businesses are accepting crypto and you can buy goods and services as diverse as real estate, stocks, travel, gambling, websites, and much more. This trend should continue over time as cryptocurrencies become better known, accepted and trusted.
Pros and cons of investing in a cryptocurrency

You may have read the news that crypto has broken all-time highs recently. This is the main advantage, that we are early in the asset’s history and prices have generally gone rapidly upwards. However, you should be aware that volatility is significant and you can similarly lose money quickly if your timing is poor. Security is also a major issue and you must ensure you secure your crypto and transactions well or you could become a victim of theft or fraud.
















