Bitcoin hit its lowest since November and was set for its biggest weekly fall in over two years, swept up in a sell-off in tech stocks at a time when a $1.5 billion hack and doubts about U.S. crypto policy has left industry sentiment fragile.

CryptoRank recently highlighted that 18 U.S. states were reviewing the establishment of a government-based strategic Bitcoin reserve, while 33 other states were considering the idea. The announcement also revealed that Utah was the only state that had managed to advance its reserve bill to the second Senate chamber.

The price of bitcoin crashed through the $100,00 ceiling in early December and continued to set new highs in the following weeks. Will it continue to break records? It very well could, with a pro-cryptocurrency president in the White House,

Institutional adoption of bitcoin is growing, with sovereign wealth funds and pension funds now actively allocating capital into the cryptocurrency.

From the snow-capped peaks of Davos, Anthony Scaramucci spoke at the World Economic Forum before sitting down for a fireside chat with Belal Jassoma, Director of Ecosystems at DMCC, at the WEB 3 House.

Hal Finney’s 2009 prediction placed Bitcoin’s future value at over $10 million per BTC. Could it really happen? Here’s the math behind his legendary forecast.