Bitcoin Cash

Digital currencies have seen significant gains in 2021 jumping 154% in value since January 1. On August 18, Cryptovantage published a study that shows 3 in 4 crypto investors said they had made money on their crypto holdings and cryptocurrencies represent 12% of the average millennial portfolio.

The plunge in bitcoin came after a big sell-off in global stock markets

The idea of money has come a long way and has played a part in the development of human history for at least 3,000 years. Humans have moved from the barter system to coins and paper money. Cryptocurrencies are sort of the latest evolution of money and many are starting to catch on.

The price of bitcoin has nosedived after Tesla CEO Elon Musk said his company was suspending plans to accept the cryptocurrency as payment for electric vehicles.

Tesla has made roughly $1 billion in paper profits from its investment into bitcoin

An online sale of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) by the digital artist Murat Pak fetched a total of $16.8 million at Sotheby's, including an image of a single pixel which sold for $1.36 million, the auction house said on April 14.

Today, everything is offered as NFT, and the figures that are turning on the market are incredible, but the question is whether this trend will continue.

Is NFT (non-fungible tokens) just a passing internet trend, a potential bubble that will inflate and make worthless millions of dollars invested in it, or will we buy and own more and more digital products in this way in the future?

Digital currency Bitcoin extended its record, beginning the year with a surge over ,000 for the first time, with ever more traders and investors betting that it is on its way to becoming a mainstream payment method.

Bitcoin is a digital phenomenon that has taken the world by storm. Although it has had ups and downs, in terms of its price, 2020 has been a very successful year for Bitcoin. In fact, it's safe to say that it has gained a new burst of popularity among investors.

BitHope's crowdfunding platform now accepts Bitcoin Cash (BCH) for donations on its platform. The Bulgarian based cryptocurrency exclusive platform is currently hosting a campaign to help some foster children realise their summer holiday dreams.