Sleeping Bitcoins Wake Up, Kiyosaki Waits for $1,100 BTC, and Zuckerberg Eyes Metaverse Money — Bitcoin.com News Week in Review

July has begun and while markets remain bearish, there is still no shortage of dynamic developments in the crypto space. In this week’s Bitcoin.com News Week in Review, 2010’s “Sleeping Bitcoin” is on the move, Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki says he is waiting for Bitcoin to test $1,100, Russia denies its allegations of default on its debt and and Mark Zuckerberg discusses the Metaverse opportunity.

A string of 200 “sleeping bitcoins” from 2010 worth $4.42 million awakens

A large number of so-called “sleeping bitcoins” were awakened from their slumber as four block rewards were used with a block height of 742,183. The old coins used last week were block rewards mined on September 15, 16, 26, and October 29, 2010. During that period, bitcoin miners received 50BTCper block. BTCper block discovered, as opposed to the per block reward of 6.25. BTCper block earned by miners today, as opposed to 6.25BTC

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Robert Kiyosaki of Rich Dad Poor Dad Says He’s Waiting for Bitcoin to Test $1100 to Buy More

Robert Kiyosaki, famous author of the best-selling book Rich Dad Poor Dad Saki said he is waiting for the price of bitcoin to test $1,100. He added that if the cryptocurrency recovers from that price level, he will buy more.

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Russia reportedly defaults on foreign debt for first time in a century, says Kremlin opposed and paid it

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According to reports defaulted on its foreign debt for the first time since 1918. Bondholders told the press that they had not received payments from transcontinental countries. However, the Russian Ministry of Finance denied the allegations and said it made the payments through the Euroclear currency system.

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Mark Zuckerberg Hopes Billions of People Will Use Metaverse, Bringing Huge Revenue to Meta

Meta, Former Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg shared that the Metaverse will be an important part of his business and will bring in hundreds of billions of dollars in revenue. Said Zuckerberg, “Our playbook over the years has been to build services and try to serve as many people as possible.”

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