If you’re looking to bring up Bitcoin during the holidays or any time over the next few weeks, here are two good strategies in bringing up the subject matter.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has been granted a U.S. patent for a system for users to make crypto payments with email addresses linked to corresponding wallet addresses.

Riot Blockchain bought 4,000 Bitmain S17 Pro Antminers claiming that the cost efficient Antminers would allow it to achieve a 50% improvement in hardware power efficiency compared to the S nine miners they currently use.

Nobody needs reminding that Bitcoin has plunged to a seven month low. It has all happened before and a recovery has followed as it will again.

Here are three bullish factors that will cause a Bitcoin trend reversal next year.

The BitGo wallet has warned it will not support the Genesis hard fork for Bitcoin SV, as it will not be able to receive funds.

BitGo explained that the reason for the discrepancy is the decision of Bitcoin SV to take up a new consensus protocol.

John McAfee known for causing explosive rallies in some of the coins he promotes has announced he is breaking away with his persona of crypto presenter.

He will not be promoting coins, tokens, or startups in twenty twenty, or lending his brand and image to crypto companies.

According to Grayscale, women and men are not so different when it comes to their interest in crypto. The issue is education.

On Mondays show I reported that the Bitcoin App BottlePay was shutting down, and now 2 more European crypto firms have shut down because of the upcoming Anti Money Laundering rules in the European Union.

The Federal Reserve confirmed it would ramp up the repo operations over the new year period with the Repo offerings on December 31st and January 2nd of 150 billion dollars.

By the January 14th deadline, the minimum the Fed expects to generate is 425 billion dollars.

The Bitcoin payments startup Bottle Pay shut down on Friday, citing the 5th EU Anti Money Laundering Directive better known as AMLD5 which goes into effect in January.