Bitcoin rose 13% and Ethereum gained 15.4% over the weekend. President Donald Trump's social media reminders of a proposed crypto reserve boosted investor optimism after a rough week. The reserve ...

SINGAPORE: Bitcoin was trading up a fifth from last week's lows on Monday (Mar 3) and several other cryptocurrencies that US President Donald Trump said would be included in a new US strategic ...

Bitcoin (BTC), a term that has become synonymous with the buzzword “cryptocurrency,” has garnered significant attention since its inception in 2008. Its popularity has prompted many to question: What ...

Bitcoin price today: down at $83.2k ahead of Fed rate decision By Investing.com - 7 hours ago 2 Investing.com-- Bitcoin fell on Monday after a weekly loss, as traders were cautious ahead of the U ...

Read more about Cryptonews A Bitcoin ATM is a machine that allows you to buy or sell Bitcoin using cash or a card without needing a traditional bank account. These ATMs simplify the process of trading ...

Bitcoin: love it or hate it; it's not going anywhere anytime soon. While its volatility attracts a lot of skepticism, there is undeniable growth potential, even in your retirement account.

With the so-called Trump bump fading across markets, Bitcoin options are showing that investors and traders are hedging against a decline in the cryptocurrency to levels last seen just after ...

A stretch of crypto scandals, disappointing policy updates, and one big hack have helped push bitcoin into bear-market territory this week. The aggressive sell-off has pushed the price of the top ...

Bitcoin price experienced a significant drop this week amid a widespread selloff in risk assets. The world’s largest crypto token fell more than 8% in the past two days to just above $88,000 ...

Bitcoin surged to over $105,000 on Jan. 30, 2025, hours after the Federal Reserve announced that it would keep interest rates steady, with Fed Chair Jerome Powell saying in the Federal Open Market ...

Bitcoin has fallen below $90,000, marking its lowest point since mid-November, as a massive crypto selloff shakes the market. The drop follows Donald Trump’s trade tariffs, rising ETF outflows, and a ...

Feb 26 (Reuters) - Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency by market value, dropped 5% to $84,201 at 21:56 GMT on Wednesday. Number two cryptocurrency Ether, gained 1.58% as of 22:06 GMT.