Bitcoin News

Despite a comparably muted October, bitcoin's steady performance near $110,000 and signs of Fed easing have analysts calling for a breakout.

Following US President Donald Trump's announcement of new tariffs, there was a decline in the price of Bitcoin. Continue Reading: Donald Trump Makes Another Tar ...

BlackRock's record AI infrastructure acquisition underscores a hidden $5 million-per-megawatt opportunity for Bitcoin miners. By pivoting toward AI hosting, min ...

Lewes, Delaware --  The crypto market is buzzing again as Bitcoin stays above $115,000 and Ripple's XRP gains investor attention. Analysts expect XRP to climb t ...

Bitcoin is currently on track to record its fourth-worst year to date

Currency inflation and macroeconomic uncertainty are driving the price of gold, Bitcoin and similar assets to new levels.

Strong US demand for Bitcoin remains stable above $110,000, but revived long-held coins and surging derivatives point to turbulent days ahead.

Bitcoin and several altcoins are facing significant selling pressure on rallies, indicating that the bears are still trying to seize control of the market.

Bitcoin's remaining October performance depends on Fed rate cut odds, BTC ETF inflows and the path major US stocks chose to take.

Bitcoin saw fresh warnings of another dip to fill local lows on Binance, while gold hit record highs on Federal Reserve interest-rate cut hopes.