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?” ...

Investing.com-- Bitcoin price fell on Thursday, hit by weak risk appetite as a rout in major U.S. technology stocks spilled over into crypto markets, while anticipation of more cues on interest rates ...

Bitcoin (BTC) production costs have reached record highs post-halving, as the same mining effort now renders half the revenue.

The spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen drying up of inflows as macro set up changes and Treasury Yields rise. BlackRock's IBIT saw second day of zero inflows.

The Bitcoin price has failed to hold the $67,000 and a popular crypto analyst cautioned against a potential decline below $65,500 owing to a sell signal.

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) ...

With bitcoin's long-anticipated halving behind it, where does the price of the original cryptocurrency go from here?

As Bitcoin continues to find its footing, a section of the market believes it's in line to embark on a post-halving rally.

Bitcoin price is outperforming Tesla stock for the first time since 2019, though the EV giant still maintains a sizeable BTC stash.

In a recent interview, John Divine of Blockfills explained why convicted crypto investors remain committed through price lulls.

Brittany Kaiser of Gryphon Digital Mining put bitcoin price movements into context during a recent discussion.