He Made and Lost $1M Trading Crypto
Like tens of millions of people, in 2017 Peter McCormack decided to get involved in Bitcoin — the digital cryptocurrency that allows for direct, transparent financial transactions without a central bank. Unlike most people, he became a millionaire. Riding the highs of cryptocurrency trading, Peter began living a life of luxury, convinced he had figured out the secret of easy wealth. But just as soon as he had become a Bitcoin millionaire, he lost it all again. Now, armed with expert knowledge from his Bitcoin podcast, he’s investing smarter and still all in one HODLing Bitcoin to the moon.
As the leading mainstream cryptocurrency exchange in the United States, Coinbase has become a standard on-ramp for new crypto investors. Coinbase offers a wide variety of products including cryptocurrency investing, an advanced trading platform, custodial accounts for institutions, a wallet for retail investors, and its own U.S. dollar stable-coin.Coinbase was founded in 2012 and is a fully regulated and licensed cryptocurrency exchange in 40 U.S. states and territories. Coinbase initially only allowed for
The laser eye meme has circulated on Twitter for days among Bitcoin bulls cheering on the currency’s soaring trading price, and on Friday, well-known crypto backers like Elon Musk and Anthony Scaramucci joined the trend by adding lasers to their photos.
Lummis, a vocal Bitcoin enthusiast, confirmed to The Hill that she changed her profile picture because she’s a “big supporter of digital assets and financial innovation” (Lummis’ and Davidson’s offices did not respond to requests for comment from Forbes).
