Buying Bitcoin (BTC) is a popular investment today. Across the world, investors are adding the crypto-asset to their portfolios in an effort to enhance their returns and diversify away from traditional assets such as stocks and bonds. But can you buy Bitcoin in a Stocks and Shares ISA or Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP)? Let’s take […]
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The Bitcoin price has dropped recently because of risk-off sentiment, tariffs, and lack of institutional support, despite strong relative performance and dominance as investors flee altcoins amid broader market uncertainty. But can it get back up to $100,000? Testing Time for the “Digital Gold” Bitcoin One of the most touted qualities of Bitcoin (BTCUSD), the
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Can Bitcoin reach $100,000 by end-2024? Mr Market, we are told, regularly swings from pessimism to euphoria. Prices therefore tumble or surge in accordance to the mood fluctuations. For new investors, this sort of manic behaviour is daunting. For seasoned professionals, violent price swings are a fact and, naturally, to be taken advantage of. You
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Bitcoin (BTC) has had a volatile start to 2025, breaking through $100,000 but then falling back down. Given that it was trading below $8,000 five years ago, this is an incredible achievement. The big question is, though – what happens now and can Bitcoin break through $100,000 again? Why the Bitcoin price is soaring? Before
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With bitcoin’s price racing towards $100,000, it is worth revisiting one of the key factors behind the cryptocurrency’s rise over the long-term: the gradual fall in its supply and its next halving. On 18 April last year, bitcoin experienced its 4th “halving” – the pre-programmed event when the amount of the cryptocurrency generated by those
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Around a third of the British public falsely believes they could raise a complaint with the FCA if something goes wrong with a cryptocurrency investment. That is according to the results of a YouGov survey commissioned by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), which also found awareness of crypto has risen to 93% from 91% one
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The Trump Trade is back, with a vengeance This time, the impact is immediate and direct. Since winning the presidential election by a landslide, speculative capital is pouring into assets favoured by the Republican president-elect Donald Trump. Bitcoin (BTC) is a major beneficiary of this sudden market pivot. Prices of each digital coin at the
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You can buy Bitcoin ETFs like IBIT in the UK if you have a professional investing account with a broker like Saxo or Interactive Brokers. But if you are classified as a UK retail investor, you won’t be able to because US ETFs which don’t conform to UK rules or produce Key Information Documents, also
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