Bitcoin is forming a technical pattern that suggests a brighter period lies ahead for the world’s largest cryptocurrency. The pattern, a so-called reverse head and shoulders, is often viewed as signaling a flip in a downtrend. The study suggests that a tar...
Some Bitcoin miners are trading in their diamond hands to pay for their picks and shovels.
Growth stock volatility amid rising interest rates is temporarily slowing institutional investors’ planned forays into cryptocurrencies, according to the founder of a closely-watched hedge fund.
Employees all over the world are opting to get paid in cryptocurrencies, though they’re still in a small minority, according to global payrolls and hiring company Deel.
Bitcoin’s drop since its November high has been so steep that the average buyer over the last couple of months is likely underwater until it once again tops $47,000.
Bitcoin could be set to build on its recent rally. The world’s largest digital token posted a six-day winning streak through Tuesday, the 20th time it has achieved such a run since the pandemic roiled markets. The mean return over over three days, five day...
Bitcoin’s “fair value” is around 12% below the current price, based on its volatility in comparison with gold, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co. strategists led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou.
Bitcoin is in jeopardy of snapping its longest winning streak in more than four months as traders question whether the bounce-back from recent lows was too fast, too soon.
Bitcoin’s 30% rally since the lows of late January has the token testing the upper end of its 20-day bollinger band, a technical pattern that could signal resistance. A close above that level, currently around $43,000 (roughly $200 above its current price)...
Bitcoin stands a good chance of bottoming by the next few months, according to a technical analyst at Fundstrat.
Bitcoin failed to hold the two-week high registered Tuesday, while advocates from the Winklevoss brothers to the president of El Salvador urged the faithful to remain strong.
Bitcoin slipped back Wednesday after touching a near two-week high, spotlighting the token’s struggle to vault a key technical hurdle and reclaim the $40,000 level.
(Bloomberg) -- Another pronounced bull run for Bitcoin is coming in 2024 when the world’s largest cryptocurrency goes through another halving, according to Thailand’s largest digital-asset exchange.
Sam Bankman-Fried is having reservations about taking his company public anytime soon.
Bitcoin is closing out a rough month, with January declines putting the digital coin on pace for its worst start to a year since the dawn of the 2018 “crypto winter.”
Weakness in the crypto market is offering a sober outlook at bullish forecasts.
Investors should be skeptical of the narrative that rising adoption of cryptocurrencies must translate into higher prices, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
A hefty debate is underway in the crypto space about whether Bitcoin is mired in a drawn-out bear market.
Bitcoin is moving in tandem with stocks like never before as both slump, but that link-up could yet bring some respite for the largest cryptocurrency if shares stage a rebound.
With the blink of an eye, more than a trillion dollars in crypto-market value has evaporated.
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Treasury yields are quickly moving higher as investor expectations grow that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates in March and follow up with further moves throughout the year.