The United States dollar is eying its “best 5-day run” since February 2023, while Bitcoin ( BTC) has dropped over that time as interest rates are expected to remain high and the cryptocurrency sees ...

As Bitcoin navigates the uncertain waters around $61,650 after a 4% decline, the looming April 20 halving could catalyze further market turbulence.

In the world of finance, few stories have captured as much attention as the recent movements in the U.S. dollar and Bitcoin.

Bitcoin price is declining below $66,000 against the US Dollar. BTC might extend losses if it stays below the $65,000 resistance zone.

Analysts have identified several variables that have contributed to the recent 7.21% correction in the price of bitcoin.

We can call this sophisticated speculation, perhaps the greatest speculative driver of Bitcoin prices. Institutional funds — including companies like Tesla — now account for billions of dollars ...

Although the market enthusiasm for the Bitcoin ETFs remains high, the weekly flows to the products have steadily reduced since March. Last week, the net inflows fell to $199,1 million against the ...

Bitcoin prices took a tumble today, plunging toward $60,000 and falling to their lowest point since late February.

Bitcoin price is facing turbulent times, dropping 4.5% in the last 24 hours. Find out the reasons behind its decline.

Oil prices (CL=F, BZ=F) are trading slightly lower on Wednesday, following heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East as energy markets weigh Iran's attack on Israel. Gold (GC=F) prices are ...

It’s “Economics 101” that halving should theoretically bring higher bitcoin prices, but the token’s recent performance doesn’t indicate much hype.

“It is only a matter of time before the accumulation during this consolidation pushes us past an all-time high ... After all, around those prices, Bitcoin’s market cap is above 1 trillion dollars. In ...