Bitcoin (BTC)

The current Bitcoin's decline from the $69K all-time high is within its historical norms, says investment bank.

Entering 2022 with a truckload of expectations, the world’s largest cryptocurrency failed to perform, closing 65% of the month in the red zone and

Kempis disagrees with the president of Mexico Andrés Manuel López Obrador who said that Bitcoin would not become a legal tender in Mexico.

Veteran trader and renowned market analyst Peter Brandt believes that Bitcoin's sentiment has become too bearish.

When bears take over the markets, there are ways to survive and come out of it stronger.

Even as the price of Bitcoin struggles at multi-month lows, Cathie Wood's Ark Invest has made more exorbitant predictions about the future value of

As Ukraine is at the edge of war with Russia, cyberattacks against it intensify

As inflation continues to surge due as the Fed prepares to raise interest rates several times this year, crypto markets have felt the brunt

The meeting of two presidents could impact how Turkey’s government views cryptocurrencies.

The world's biggest bitcoin trust closed at its lowest discount percentage ever.

There’s a grain of truth to every joke, and crypto memes are a distilled form of the grain. 

Bitcoin ended 2021 with 65% gains, compared to the 28% of the S&P 500. Bitcoin’s competitor, gold, ended the year with a 7% loss

In an email announcement sent to Bitcoin developers on January 12, Dorsey explained that the initiative is for Bitcoin developers who are "especially susceptible

US basketball players Klay Thompson and Andre Iguodala are the latest athletes to get paid in cryptocurrency.

After breaking above $68k in early November, expectations for the pioneer crypto heightened, with many market analysts predicting that Bitcoin would hit $100k.

Since officially adopting Bitcoin as a legal tender on September 7, 2021, several other countries have reported exploring the merits of launching a digital

In the past few years, cryptocurrencies have gained tremendous traction thanks to mainstream popularity.

Opening the year trading sideways, cryptocurrency markets have experienced their sharpest decline since the flash crash of December.

The Minister of Finance of El Salvador announced that the government will send to the Congress about 20 bills that will serve as a

Regardless of its 60% gains in 2021, Bitcoin still fell short of many predictions as it failed to break above $100k.