The "Buy Bitcoin" sign held up during Treasury Sec Janet Yellen's 2017 testimony is now going up in auction with massive bids rolling in ...

Bitcoin enthusiasts always have myths to defend the digital currency and its peers. One of the myths held in the early days was that Bitcoin is a hedge against inflation, as it isn't subject to the ...

In the dynamic and ever-evolving realm of cryptocurrency, few events capture the attention of investors and enthusiasts like the bitcoin halving. This phenomenon, programmed into the very fabric of ...

The much-anticipated Bitcoin halving event has come and gone, quietly marking a historic moment in the world of digital assets. On April 19, 2024, the block reward for bitcoin miners was reduced by ...

Bitcoin halving is likely to take place this week, according to experts. Historically, this practice has caused the cryptocurrency to soar in value. But will this time be different?

Crypto trader Kevin has shared his bullish outlook on Dogecoin’s (CRYPTO: DOGE) performance against Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), noting the cryptocurrency’s consolidation in the golden pocket and its positi ...

According to Julio Moreno, head of research at CryptoQuant, there has been an unprecedented surge in demand for Bitcoin.

Bitcoin's rise has captivated investors worldwide, but the decision-making process behind investments is often influenced by cognitive biases.

Bitcoin News: Whale accumulation is the first sign of an upcoming rally or upside move in a crypto ... The new whales’ initial investment in Bitcoin are almost twice the old whales’ cumulative total, ...

Bitcoin, however, has no such drawbacks. Many people can buy it right from their brokerage accounts now thanks to exchange-traded funds (ETFs) like the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust, though for those who ...

By acknowledging Bitcoin’s unique properties as a borderless, censorship-resistant asset, Dalio hints at a potential paradigm shift within the investment landscape. One of Dalio’s central arguments ...

Bitcoin's upcoming halving is likely to impact miners and long-term holders differently, says Columbia professor.