Tag: crypto-currency

Major investment bank Goldman Sachs has disclosed its significant stake in spot Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds). The finance behemoth, once

Bitcoin holds firm near $90K amid weekly ETF inflows and Trump's pro-BTC pledges. Market eyes potential price surge above $100K

Bitcoin faces a potential challenge if it fails to maintain a daily close above $85,000, as overleveraged positions in the

As financial markets question the future of cryptocurrencies, Cathie Wood, the renowned CEO of Ark Invest, has reaffirmed her bold

The overlay of the Bitcoin price and meme coin volume, however, points to a cautious approach. The magnitude of recent

Many analysts aren't surprised by the recent price surge of Bitcoin to $80000, given Donald Trump's convincing victory in the

Real Vision's head crypto analyst Jamie Coutts says that the US dollar is on the verge of foiling the rally

Trump's Win Pushes Bitcoin Over $93K, But Can It Sustain This Massive Rally? | Firstpost Tech & Trade The cryptocurrency

Tech-focused investment firm ARK Invest believes Bitcoin (BTC) will shatter the six-figure price level before 2024 expires. Read more: ARK

Crypto CEO Ki Young Ju initially warned about a Bitcoin price correction but has now said BTC might be in

Gold is seen as a traditional, stable choice for wealth preservation, while Bitcoin offers high-risk, high-reward potential. Read more: Gold

The executive chairman and co-founder of enterprise software firm MicroStrategy, Michael Saylor, believes Bitcoin (BTC) is not yet done rallying.

Investors have long used shares in bitcoin miners to gain exposure to the digital currency, but there are better options

Benzinga readers see more gains for Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) after the leading cryptocurrency passed multiple new all-time highs after. Read

A top Federal Reserve official has suddenly softened his criticism of bitcoin and crypto… Read more: Fed Suddenly Flips On

Plus: An “AI granny” is wasting scammers' time, a lawsuit goes after spyware-maker NSO Group's executives, and North Korea–linked hackers