Bitcoin

Speaking to CoinMarketCap's The Capital conference in the metaverse, Mow described El Salvador as "patient zero" — and said that it's crucial that President Nayib Bukele succeeds.

"You can easily pick another coin that might go up higher than Bitcoin. But as we're seeing in a bear market, they dip harder than Bitcoin."

Held also pointed to the fact that the recent bull run wasn't as dramatic as earlier cycles — with Bitcoin failing to deliver a big blow off top.

Also today, a new survey reveals which countries are most enthusiastic about the metaverse.

Also today, we'll tell you everything you need to know about CoinMarketCap's conference in the metaverse — and how you can get involved.

"Invest in Peace, Bro" features a dove that argues supporting worthwhile causes feels good.

Also today, crypto dominates discussion at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

Christine Lagarde made the admission as she warned about the dangers of digital assets once again — doubling down on her assertion that virtual currencies are worthless.

Do Kwon published part two of his revival plan for Terra, which will go to a vote tomorrow. Portugal leaves crypto bulls feeling rugged after it announced that crypto taxes are coming.

Although Bitcoin mining is technically outlawed in China, the country returned as the second-biggest mining hub globally.

Do Kwon published a revival plan for Terra, but Changpeng Zhao and Vitalik Buterin were not impressed by it. Terra also revealed its current BTC holdings, and SBF commented on Bitcoin.

The FTX CEO said in an interview with the Financial Times that Bitcoin has no future as a payments network.

Bitcoin closed its seventh straight week in the red on Sunday — a first in its history.

The Terra Foundation halted its blockchain, LUNA and UST tokens were delisted on major exchanges. Meanwhile, SBF bought 7.6% of Robinhood and a former crypto queen is wanted by Europol.

OneCoin's former CEO and infamous Ponzi artist Ruja Ignatova has been put on a "Most Wanted" list by European authorities — five years after her disappearance.

Cryptocurrency will remain tax-free in Germany if you hold it for at least one year, according to a communiqué by the German Ministry of Finance.

Also today, why Bitcoiners are trying not to say "I told you so" after UST and LUNA imploded.

We could see further, painful tests of $30,000 in the coming days, especially if Wall Street continues to tumble.