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Craig Wright: a madman or a professional barrator?
Craig Wright is one of the most controversial figures in the world of cryptocurrency. On the one hand, he has done a lot of work to promote Bitcoin. On the other hand, his thirst for fame and money has made him a laughingstock in the community, and some even accuse Wright of being responsible for the death of the “real Satoshi." 
Understanding how macroeconomic factors affect Bitcoin's price
The crypto media have been increasingly focusing on the topic of the global economy, and for good reason. The cryptocurrency market has become more responsive to changes in macroeconomic indicators, and Bitcoin itself has a strong correlation with the S&P 500 index during certain periods. How exactly do macroeconomic factors affect cryptocurrency prices? 
Bitman has once again put on a show, this time advocating for improved crypto literacy among Frankfurt residents.
The BTC logo has been projected onto the ECB with the message "Study Bitcoin."
According to the author, he wants to bring attention to the concept of "healthy money" and highlight cryptocurrencies as a viable option. 
Saving seals in Africa is no longer a top priority for Greenpeace. Instead, the organization has shifted its focus towards combating global warming by taking on Bitcoin.
To raise awareness about carbon footprint issues, Greenpeace has created an impressive installation called the Skull of Satoshi.
Greenpeace has brought in Canadian artist and activist Benjamin Von Wong, who is renowned for his uncompromising stance on environmentalism, to spearhead this performance. 
The open interest in bitcoin futures reached an annual high of $12 billion.
This indicates a notable increase in liquidity, which is a vital factor for the markets.
Also, trading volumes on decentralized exchanges hit all-time highs over the past 16 months. 
Bitcoin Takes a Dive: What Caused the Drop Below $20,000?
In March, the cryptocurrency market had a rough time, with the price of Bitcoin dropping below $20,000 once again. Contrary to some speculation, this drop was not due to market manipulation by so-called "market-makers" nor was it caused by the USDC depeg from the US dollar, as that happened later. So what actually caused this price drop? 
