As Bitcoin faces sustained resistance and struggles to reclaim previous highs, market sentiment has shifted from euphoria to caution, prompting investors to ask a critical question: Has the cryptocurrency market officially entered a bearish cycle? To address rising uncertainty regarding the digital asset’s short-term trajectory, BitPinas will host an exclusive webcast this coming Tuesday, November…
In this episode of BitPinas Webcast, we take a broader look at the current state of the market. From price action to macro conditions, we examine whether the recent slowdown is a short-term consolidation or an early sign of a broader correction.
With new SEC rules (CASP) now in effect, this webcast will explore what these changes mean for platforms, traders, and the broader ecosystem. Are we entering a phase of better compliance and protection — or are we creating more barriers to innovation?
Join BitPinas and Atty. Rafael Padilla, author of Crypto & the Law as we break down the SEC rules and what they really mean for creators, startups, organizers, and everyone else in the #CryptoPH Community.
Join us for a live webcast as we break down what the rules actually say, what they mean for content creators, startups, and crypto communities, and how they could reshape the local crypto scene.
In a BitPinas webcast, local web3 leaders debated the potential of FishBlock NFTs—a project tying fishballs to blockchain—to onboard Filipinos, raise awareness, and avoid repeating past crypto mistakes.
Coffeezilla pressed Mullin on why millions in OM tokens had been transferred to exchanges just days before the crash.
The BitPinas Webcast is a weekly livestream series produced by BitPinas, the longest standing crypto publication in the Philippines.
In a BitPinas webcast, local web3 leaders debated the potential of FishBlock NFTs—a project tying fishballs to blockchain—to onboard Filipinos, raise awareness, and avoid repeating past crypto mistakes.
Crypto lawyer Atty. Rafael Padilla warns that certain proposed SEC rules might put grants from global blockchain companies for local web3 projects at risk.
