For the first time since late 2017, bitcoin searches on Google have surpassed those for stocks.

While many Congressmen and Senators think that cryptos should be subject to more stringent regulations to deter illicit activities, a select few have started to come out in support of Bitcoin.

Most recently, Senate Banking Committee Chairman Mike Crapo from Idaho, claimed that he is coming under the impression that cryptos are inevitable.

Bitcoin’s total market cap is at one hundred and sixty nine billion dollars.

The dominance level maintains above sixty four percent, demonstrating that Bitcoin is still the boss in the crypto market.
However, if it were a company, Bitcoin would rank 50th.

In a recent poll by Grayscale seventy nine percent of respondents said they were bullish on Bitcoin’s growth potential.

Given Bitcoin’s moniker as digital gold, Grayscale also investigated the overlap between investors in both assets, finding that among Bitcoin investors, interest in physical gold was markedly higher than for the average investor.

The Bitcoin rewards shopping app, Lolli has partnered with Safeway grocery stores to give customers 3.5% percent back in Bitcoin on all their purchases.

Bloomberg recently reported that Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos are planning to launch thousands of low orbit satellites.

Crypto supporters are also intrigued by the announcements and many are now speculating how affordable worldwide internet could benefit Bitcoin.

Developer Sylvain Saurel puts forward several reasons why Bitcoin is better than cash.

Changpeng Zhao, said that even though President Trump has been critical of crypto in his rhetoric he has not done anything positive or negative, he’s just said he’s not a fan.

The fact that he tweeted about it, and is talking about crypto, it’s a good thing.

Iranian government’s Chamber of Commerce an economic commission approved crypto mining on Sunday, with the government now looking for ways to regulate mining activity within its existing legal structure.

A Twitter user known only as ‘Pedro’ is developing a Bitcoin based board game to mimic Bitcoin’s incentives system and consensus rules as much as possible.

The game is called ‘Hodler of Last Resort'.