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contigiency:omisore(Baba Alagbado) decamp from APC to APC. |
Haywhysat:nope, PDP won osun east senatorial district where he came from in 2019. also PDP won the house of rep seat (ife north/south federal constituency) |
ProudBoy:he defect from APC to APC. no more tinubu propaganda that he's the one killed Bola Ige. |
Acres of cleared farmland are much available for sale. its price is negotiable . kindly contact me today on 08065640627. |
Acres of cleared farmland are much available for sale. its price is negotiable . kindly contact me today on 08065640627. |
Acres of cleared farmland are much available for sale. its price is negotiable . kindly contact me today on 08065640627. |
10 acres of cleared farmland are much available for sale. its price is negotiable downward. kindly contact me today on 08065640627. |
10 acres of cleared farmland are much available for sale. its price is negotiable downward. kindly contact me today on 08065640627. |
10 acres of cleared farmland are much available for sale. its price is negotiable downward. kindly contact me today on 08065640627. |
bitcoin is rising crazily by the day.
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Despirado121:you are very clueless for this reply here, you think you are God niii. if not tinubu that formed coalitions with CPC of buhari in 2014, buhari won't have win in 2015 election now. in 2023, Yoruba people will give you guys red card. Yoruba people are not coward. |
Bitcoin prices on Sunday were approaching a psychological milestone around $50,000. The weekend move pushed the world’s No. 1 digital asset to a fresh record mark of $49,716.44, according to CoinDesk, adding to a steady grind toward all-time highs as greater attention and more institutional investments in cryptos has provided a felicitous near-term backdrop for the virtual market. Bitcoin boomAfter a lull early in 2020, the crypto has rocketedhigher in recent weeks as corporations havesigned on.Bitcoin USDSource: CoinDeskAs of Feb. 15, 3:29 a.m. ET March 2019'20'21020,00040,000$60,000 Bitcoin’s BTCUSD, -2.94% momentum higher has driven it to a year-to-date gain of over 64%, compared with a rise of 2.8% for the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA,+0.09%, a 4.8% advance for the S&P 500 index SPX, +0.47% and fetching 9.4% rally for the Nasdaq Composite Index COMP, +0.50% thus far in 2021. Although, there is no specific news helping to extend gains for bitcoins, the rally comes as the asset appears to be gathering steam and increased attention among the traditional investment community. Over the weekend, Bloomberg News, citing people familiar, reported that a Morgan Stanley MS, +1.21% investment management unit, Counterpoint Global, was exploring buying cryptos for its investors. That report comes after The Wall Street Journal earlier last week said that Bank of New York Mellon, BK would hold, transfer and issue bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies on behalf of its clients. “Digital assets are becoming part of the mainstream,” Roman Regelman, chief executive of BNY Mellon’s asset-servicing and digital businesses, was quoted as telling WSJ. On top of that, last Wednesday, MastercardMA, -0.55% said it would support certain cryptocurrencies on its network later this year and Tesla Inc. TSLA, +0.55% said it purchased $1.5 billion of bitcoin and would eventually allow customers to use the cryptocurrency to purchase its products. Read: Why did Tesla buy bitcoin? See also: Why is dogecoin dropping? The crypto has tumbled 20% since its Monday record PayPal Holdings Inc. PYPL, +4.68% back in November opened up its cryptocurrency platform to all U.S. customers after conducting a more narrow rollout. Several high-profile Wall Street investors, including Stanley Druckenmiller and Paul Tudor Jones, also have embraced bitcoin. Famed investor Bill Miller, founder of Miller Value Partners, in a letter to clientsrecently reaffirmed his bullish outlook on bitcoin. To be sure, recent developments don’t guarantee an uninterrupted climb higher for bitcoins and other cryptos. Back in late 2017, bitcoin’s price, nearing $20,000, staged an epic collapse, sliding to a nadir around $3,000 before rebounding years later. Bullish investors also note that further gains for the asset may be contingent on help from regulators in establishing clear investor protections and rules for usage of cryptos, which are sometimes seen as a tool for swindlers rather than as a means of exchange and a store of value like gold GC00, -0.20%. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/bitcoin-50-000-milestone-nears-as-worlds-no-1-cryptocurrency-rises-in-2021-11613316791?siteid=yhoof2
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wow bitcoin is swearing high by the day. some stocks pundits predicted that bitcoin will reach $100k in 2021. and we are in the month of February. |
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Bitcoin pulled back from a record high on Monday and other cryptocurrencies slipped, as investors took profits from a record-breaking rally that had pushed bitcoin close to $50,000. Bitcoin fell as much as 5.6% to $45,914 in Asian trading hours after having posting a record peak of $49,714.66 on Sunday, while rival crypto ethereum slid more than 8%. Once on the fringes of finance, bitcoin is fast gaining legitimacy as an asset class and has leapt 20% in the week since electric carmaker Tesla Inc announced it had $1.5 billion in bitcoin and would accept the currency as payment. It is up more than 60% for the year to date and has gained more than 1,100% since hitting a one-year low last March. "There's this unadulterated wave of big players (buying) that has continued to push the price higher," said Chris Weston, head of research at Melbourne brokerage Pepperstone. "We might be seeing one or two big funds just cashing out," he said. "The big question is: OK, you want to buy the pullback, but how big is the pullback that we are talking about?" Besides Tesla's investment, Bank of NY Mellon last week said it formed a new unit to help clients own and trade digital assets. Bloomberg reported on Saturday that Morgan Stanley's investment arm is weighing a bet on bitcoin. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/bitcoin-pulls-back-brink-50-024126644.html
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shevy878:yes. |
EgusiSoup:this is buhari next level of governance. |
Lightorder:he earned my respect too. |
Kayharry:yes, he's illiterate in thinking. |
ultimatebas:wow it's increasing steadily. I can't wait to see it reaching $50k |
GamalNasser:yes, the most painful part is that he's not ready to educate his people. |
payloader:what a good response to him. |
shevy878:yes, it's the level of our education that makes us to reached that peak. Some northerners are investing in bitcoin but not much. Just minute northerners that are educated. |
SatantheDestroy:exactly you get the point. |
GeneralPula:yes, interest in crypto is growing steadily. You keep on checking it on your app on your phone. |
CSTRR:peer to peer works by getting a good trusted bitcoin seller. It works perfectly. |
johnmartus:I will go and drink water now. Thanks. |
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