The mean closing price of BTC over the past 200 weeks is a widely used long-term momentum indicator and a baseline for the traditional-four year bitcoin cycle. It has marked a market bottom in every previous cycle, and is currently at $57,926.

The bitcoin price crashed into the $75,000 range, breaking below key technical support levels as heavy selling pressure swept through the market.

Bitcoin faces its first four-month losing streak since 2018, dropping 36% from recent highs as institutional money clashes with retail panic.

Bitcoin rebounded toward $79,000 after dipping below $75,000 over the weekend, as traders weighed heavy liquidation-driven selling against macro tailwinds and a potential inflection point for crypto markets.

Michael Saylor's Strategy signaled it plans to keep buying Bitcoin even as its roughly stash sits only above its average purchase price,

Bitcoin prices dropped over the weekend, declining to their lowest point of the year as multiple bearish factors combined to drive losses.

Michael Burry holds bearish put options against AI stocks Palantir and Nvidia, and he’s not a big Bitcoin fan either. Burry calls Bitcoin “worthless” and compares it to the tulip bulb bubble. Bitcoin historically experiences major crashes spaced ...

As the world's largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) matters a great deal to investors looking to amplify their upside in a market that's been pretty consistently driven by risk assets during this bull market rally we've benefited from. Bitcoin (BTC ...

Bitcoin has swung wildly as a sudden dive below $100,000 per bitcoin sparks fears of a devastating bitcoin price crash. Sign up now for CryptoCodex—A free crypto newsletter that will get you ahead of the market The bitcoin price—which remains slightly ...

Large-scale cryptocurrency firms, including companies founded in Maryland, are repurposing their frameworks into data centers.