The US Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) issued a warning that alerts financial institutions in the United States about increasing ransomware attacks against coronavirus vaccine research organizations.
Bitcoin secured yet another record high level on Wednesday, helped by news of Anthony Scaramucci’s SkyBridge Capital investment’s investment into the cryptocurrency space.
This week the US Federal Reserve met for two days at the Federal Open Market Committee meeting and detailed that it would keep short-term borrowing rates at near zero.
The highly anticipated Bank of America fund manager survey has been published, and this December fund managers who participated in the survey are sweeping up risk assets.
Gold investors are getting anxious, as the precious metal’s prices have slid a great deal since a number of vaccine companies have revealed medicines to combat the coronavirus.
Bitcoin rose Monday, putting itself back on track to retest its record high after promising results on a coronavirus vaccine reinforced hopes of an economic rebound next year.
The US dollar acted as a safe haven for investors, during the coronavirus pandemic; analysts believe that the rollout of a vaccine could change the market.
Bitcoin is outshining the precious metal by a significant margin as expectations soar of a swift global economic recovery enabled by promising coronavirus vaccines.
This morning, news broke that Cambridge, Massachusetts-based biotech firm Moderna, had reached 94.5% efficiency in preventing the onset of COVID with their in-the-works vaccine.
Bitcoin has hit another yearly price high following news that Moderna's coronavirus vaccine is now showing to be more than 94% effective in stopping the virus.
Bitcoin’s price has been on an upward spiral all this week, rising from $15,000 on Sunday to $16,000 on Thursday, while stocks ended the week with a rally following the Covid-19 vaccine breakthrough.
In 2020, the US Federal Reserve has injected an enormous amount of US dollars to special interests in the banking sector in order to combat the economic effects stemming from the coronavirus outbreak.
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Bitcoin holds $15,000 despite it once falling to $14,800 after Pfizer announcing its COVID-19 vaccine is 90% effective.
Following highly volatile Bitcoin price action in the aftermath of its vaccine-induced drop, crypto traders explain where BTC is headed next.
The price of Bitcoin (BTC) has seen extreme volatility in the past 24 hours.
