A bounce from this zone could propel BTC to $80,000, a new all-time high. Bitcoin’s (BTC) recent price consolidation could be nearing its end as technical indicators and on-chain metrics suggest a ...

Markets opened to troubled sentiment after U.S. Q1 gross domestic product (GDP) came in significantly lower than expected at 1.6%. At the same time, prices rose by more than anticipated, and reactions ...

Bitcoin (BTC) options are to expire today with a max pain price of $61,000, Is a recovery in Bitcoin and Ethereum prices to follow?

As bitcoin’s halving deflates issuance, it seems closer than ever to achieving gold’s value proposition and a $17 trillion market cap.

Bullish patterns are evolving on the Bitcoin chart, including a bullish wedge and potential bull flag, suggesting declining consolidation could continue before the uptrend is resumed.

The much-awaited Bitcoin halving occurred last weekend, but it had little impact on the ... In the previous three, we saw an average increase in price of about 16 percent over the next couple of ...

What's next for bitcoin prices after the cryptocurrency repeatedly approached $60,000 earlier today? Several analysts weigh in.

Michael Saylor may sell rest of MicroStrategy shares under stock-sale agreement after making $370 million, with MicroStrategy may announce buying Bitcoin.

Bitcoin (BTC) price has markets in disarray, provoking a broader market crash as it slumped to the $62,000 range on Thursday. Meanwhile, reverberations from spot BTC exchange-traded funds (ETFs) ...

Bitcoin price hovers at $66,980, up 1%, with eyes set on $70,000. Institutional investors drive record $40M investment in Fidelity's Bitcoin ...

Two factors contributed to the approximately 131 per cent increase in Bitcoin’s price over the past year. The first is the halving event; Bitcoin has undergone four such events till date, each ...

Bitcoin's price has fallen back slightly from its peak of $73,805.27 in March, reflecting broad risk asset price volatility amid escalating tensions in the Middle East. But investors were primed ahead ...