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U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs added another $155 Million on Wednesday, continuing a two week run of institutional inflows even as Glassnode warns underlying demand remains fragile.

Bitcoin climbed above $71,000, gaining more than 6% in 24 hours and leading broad advances in major cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin has wiped out all of last year's gains, losing over 30% in three months. This year is a different story. Uncertainty rules in various forms, from crypto regulation to Bitcoin's long-term ...

Just to give you an update before we even get into forecasts or fundamentals, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around $65,000 right now. In mid-January, Bitcoin was hovering near $75,000. Since then, it ...

Bitcoin’s slide picked up speed Thursday, dropping below $66,000 for the first time in more than a year as investors rushed out of their holdings. The world’s largest cryptocurrency fell more than 10% ...

In recent months, investors have been turning to silver and gold as safe-haven assets, rather than Bitcoin. The cryptocurrency hasn't fared particularly well when investors are feeling bearish about ...

Bitcoin bounced 11% on Friday, just one day after threatening to fall below $60,000. The token notched double-digit gains after plunging roughly 15% on Thursday. Before the rebound, selling by ...

Bitcoin fell below $66,000 on Thursday to its lowest level in more than a year. The digital asset is down nearly 50% from its October peak. Barry Bannister, chief equity strategist at Stifel, wrote ...

It's almost impossible to argue with the assumption that perhaps all investors would've loved to have ownedBitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) over the past decade. That's because the leading digital asset's price ...

Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen 13% over the past four days, sliding to $63,844 from $79,300. It is currently trading below $69,000, which is the 2021 bull market high, a level many see as a support level.

Over $2.6 billion was wiped out across the crypto market as institutions saw sub-$60,000 BTC as a buy-the-dip opportunity. Bitcoin dropped to $59,000 on Thursday, liquidating over $1.1 billion in BTC ...