The Bitcoin market continues to show propensity to chop back and forth. So, the question is now “Will Wall Street dump this on retail traders?” ...

Bitcoin cash price is struggling below the $540 zone against the US Dollar, like Bitcoin. BCH/USD could restart its decline if it fails near $507 or $512.

Bitcoin price is rising from $60,000 against the US Dollar. BTC might eye another increase if the bulls remain active above the $64,000 zone.

Bitcoin's impressive ascent to $66,270 signals a robust 2.50% increase, hinting at a potential bullish trend in the cryptocurrency market.

The week has been very noisy over the past few sessions, as this week has been a lot of noise. However, the crucial $60,000 level has been held as support so far.

With a strong U.S. dollar pummeling emerging market currencies this year, the phenomenon has not gone unnoticed. Earlier this month, Cathie Wood, CEO of asset manager ARK Invest, made the case for ...

Amid heightened global tensions, Bitcoin's price navigates at $64,520, reflecting a 1.65% drop as investors eye the transformative potential of the upcoming halving.

Over the past hours, Bitcoin has waged war against its own limitations ... A meticulous examination of the four-hour BTC/USD chart unveils a break below a crucial rising trend line at the $66,200 ...

The looming Bitcoin halving, though monumental, is expected to be a "price non-event," according to Nigel Green, CEO of deVere Group, a global independent financial advisor and asset manager.

In the crypto world, it’s rare to say “this time is different” and really mean it. Yet, with Bitcoin’s fourth halving already behind us, if history is any indicator, the original cryptocurrency should ...

Investing.com-- Bitcoin price rose recovered sharply on Friday, bouncing back from a marked drop below key support levels as risk appetite was battered by reports of an Israeli strike against Iran.

The gold (XAU) price gained 0.69% on Thursday as the US Dollar Index (DXY) dropped following the release of a weaker-than-expected US Gross Domestic Product (GDP) report.