Bitcoin maintains its position above the significant threshold of $60,000, marking a resurgence amid recent dips that saw it hit six-week lows. Short-covering ...

Cryptocurrency miners are stockpiling near-record amounts of Bitcoin, hoping the token will rise in value and offset a drop in… Continue reading Miners stockpile Bitcoin ahead of upcoming halving ...

Institutions launching bitcoin ETFs this year have buoyed the bitcoin price to record levels. Does that mean the impact of the halving — the four-year slashing of the bitcoin reward — could be ...

The upcoming Bitcoin halving has the potential to reshape the digital asset industry as the four-year cyclical event restricts the influx of new Bitcoin, supports long-term price appreciation and driv ...

Bitcoin aficionados are hoping that a scheduled reduction in the number of new coins going into circulation will cause the price of the cryptocurrency to skyrocket.

In theory, there are three types of stocks that could by affected by the bitcoin halving—miners, companies that hold bitcoin and bitcoin trading platforms. As the incentive for mining gets cut in half ...

A huge day for bitcoin is almost here. The halving—or, as some call it, the "halvening"—happens roughly once every four years, and the next one is expected Friday night. The event halves the supply of ...

Bitcoin has created a big buzz worldwide ever since it was first introduced in 2009 by an anonymous individual going by the name Satoshi Nakamoto. It presented a new perspective on dealings, devoid of ...

Bitcoin mining is an energy-intensive process, in which miners use specialised computers to validate transactions on the blockchain and earn a reward in the form of the token. That reward, which ...

Put simply, the halving is an automatic 50% reduction in the number of bitcoin entering circulation. That should, in theory, push the value of bitcoin higher.

Moreover, the specter of inflation looms large on the horizon, prompting investors to seek refuge in assets like Bitcoin as a hedge against currency depreciation. With mounting inflationary pressures, ...

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon just launched another scathing attack on the biggest crypto and said bitcoin cannot serve as a currency.