Tag: crypto-currency

After the recent rally, the crypto market may take a breather, allowing prices to stabilize and the excitement to settle.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink was once a 'proud skeptic' of bitcoin, but now his money management giant is emerging as

Cryptocurrency prices were mixed early Monday as bitcoin attempted to retake last week's new record high. Meanwhile, bitcoin miners continue

Remember when cryptocurrency was supposed to disrupt and replace finance? Well, history had other plans. As bitcoin surges past $85,000,

Donald Trump visits a cryptocurrency-themed bar called Pubkey in the West Village on Sept. 18, 2024 in New York City.

Why Bitcoin, Bank Stocks, and More Are Surging After Trump's Win. Stocks notched record highs following the re-election of Donald

MicroStrategy Inc. bought about 51780 Bitcoin for around $4.6 billion, the largest purchase by the crypto hedge-fund proxy since it

On the daily chart, bitcoin's rally from $64802 to $93483 has shifted into a consolidation phase within the $90000–$92000 range.

So, in the spirit of financial enlightenment and a dash of divine humor, let's ponder a celestial question: Would Jesus

This is the bold proposal of Senator Cynthia Lummis, a fervent supporter of cryptocurrencies, who suggests transforming a portion of

Crypto assets, including Bitcoin, have surged in value since Donald Trump won the US Presidential election. The President-elect has gone

Sławomir Mentzen, a contender in the upcoming polish presidential election, announced his plans for establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve. Read

The meme coin is outperforming the world's top cryptocurrency. Bitcoin's (BTC -0.21%) price has more than doubled during the past

A famous bitcoin veteran trader who accurately predicted a 1900% surge in XRP's price to $3.8 in 2017 is driving

Former NFL lineman Russell Okung has launched Bitball, a sports league venture that will pay participating athletes in bitcoin. Read

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission issued an advisory through its Division of Clearing and Risk stating it would no