Bitcoin has bounced back from the brink this week, with the bitcoin price climbing toward $70,000 after coming within ...

After a period of relative stability and institutional inflows, the recent downturn has revived memories of one of the most ...

Bitcoin has plunged nearly 50% from its peak, wiping out $1 trillion in value. Yet unlike 2022, institutions, ETFs and ...

I’ve been calling the bitcoin crash since the bubble hit $100,000, when I bailed. Now we are approaching the denouement of this cycle’s bitcoin crash.

Time, not price, is probably going to be more frustrating for bulls from here, wrote James Check, but bitcoin has been mostly ...

Bitcoin is acting weird. The world’s most famous cryptocurrency has tumbled 44% from its October peak, falling below $70,000 Thursday for the first time in 15 months.

If you own bitcoin directly, it is not subject to the rule: You could sell and then quickly rebuy and still realize the ...

Cited in the 2008 Bitcoin white paper, Back argued volatility is typical even as regulatory clarity and institutional access expands.

The atmosphere in the crypto space is still quite sour. A general trend in markets is that they are unable to generate traction. Does crypto still have more room to correct? Potentially yes.

Most ETFs are built to ride a wave. ProShares Short Bitcoin ETF (NYSEARCA:BITI) is built to profit when that wave crashes. It seeks daily results equal to -1x the performance of Bitcoin futures, ...

Bitcoin's 50% drop from its October peak is a macro shock in an overleveraged market, not a broken cycle, experts claim.