Bitcoin reached $17K again. However, the entire crypto market is still in fear, and the future doesn’t seem very clear for now.
FTX, BNB, and Ronin Network staged the most significant losses in the crypto and DeFi industry in 2022, according to reports.
This year, it’s the turn of Italy, the UK, and Israel to bring more taxes and rules for the crypto industry. What can we expect next?
2022 is officially ending. The new year brings new promises, and some interesting crypto trends for 2023 are coming.
Not everything was bad in 2022, and 2023 comes with new promises. But before that, let’s take a tour around Crypto in 2022.
Is the Bitcoin price also catching the Christmas spirit? Let’s see how the crypto market has performed during the holiday season over the years.
Around 118,000 scam tokens were developed in 2022, affecting about 2 million people worldwide. Also, malware and ransomware attacks have increased.
FTX went from being the third most significant exchange in the world to starring in the most critical crash of this type of platform in 2022.