Technically speaking, the first Bitcoin transaction was not for pizzas.
The first Bitcoin transaction was actually from...
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We’re up a gear and coasting with big movers emerging from the shadows and all roads fleeing fiat. With everything from literal explosions to decentralised finance proving how centralised it is, this past month has been anything but eventful. It also doesn’t hurt that we got to taste some lofty heights, even if it was but for a brief moment.
First slowly, and then suddenly. There’s something in the air and it may well be the faint waft of rocket fuel. Sorry for the lateness, Bitcoin did a thing.
A new financial year brings promises of recovery, the reality of a second wave and the first fresh calendar following Bitcoin’s third halving.
Few things are staying consistent at the moment, but Bitcoin appears to be one of them. Naysayers also turned face and Lebanon fled to property assets amongst other events. There’s a lot going on outside it would seem.
With the world in upheaval and uncertainty all around, Bitcoin stood firm as a strikingly stable asset. Though the tail-end of this fortnight began to offer a rather stark prediction for weeks to come.
