With attention still on stocks and hedge funds’ decimation by retail investors, few factors were pointing to Bitcoin stealing the limelight. Even positive words from Elon Musk, who in an interview on Sunday said that he “supports Bitcoin” but has no opinion on altcoins, failed to rally the bulls.
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‘In retrospect, it was inevitable’: Elon Musk on Bitcoin
The tech mogul changed the status on his Twitter profile to the Bitcoin hashtag and published a cryptic but powerful endorsement of the world’s first cryptocurrency
After Musk tweeted his apparent hint at Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency suddenly and immediately rushed upwards—registering a nearly 17% increase in under one hour and taking BTC from $32,200 to just over $38,000 before the excitement faded, according to CoinMarketCap data.
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Markets Report: Bitcoin Adds 20% in Hours as Elon Musk Unleashes Trading Frenzy
The power of memes fuels a Bitcoin rally as anger boils over regarding retail investors’ punishment for short squeezing stocks
Bitcoin has seen one of the more logic-defying weeks of its 12-year existence, and the trend seems far from over—what could be next? In as much a transformative week for sentiment as for the BTC price itself, Bitcoin has gone from plumbing monthly lows to setting its sights on new all-time highs.
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A girl is someone: Arya Stark actress Maisie Williams got a lot of attention when asking Twitter about Bitcoin (Photo: Wikipedia)‘Should I long Bitcoin? ‘Game of Thrones’ Arya Stark asks, Elon Musk answers
The actress that played the face-changing assassin asked Twitter for advice, major personalities from the tech and crypto space weighed in
Williams asked in a Nov. 16 tweet whether she should “go long on Bitcoin” and received answers from major cryptocurrency personalities and even tech tycoon Elon Musk himself. So did Grayscale Investments’ Barry Silbert, founder of crypto bank Galaxy Digital Mike Novogratz, and Tron’s Justin Sun who reacted quite enthusiastically...
