Bitcoin has doubled its value and soared to mind-boggling highs over the last year, but the king of cryptocurrency stumbled a bit in late August. The digital coin dipped to a 30-day low of around $108 ...

Cryptocurrency prices have surged over the past year. The federal government has taken a softer approach toward regulation, and investors have become optimistic (and a little speculative) about ...

Bitcoin's lifetime supply is capped at 21 million coins, giving it inherent scarcity. Bitcoin is growing rapidly in terms of institutional adoption. While Bitcoin is the top-performing asset of the ...

Benjamin Cowen says Bitcoin often follows the same pattern after each halving — it usually goes up in August, dips in September, before rallying again. Bitcoin is once again flirting with its July 14 ...

Bitcoin's (BTC) volatility meltdown continues as the cryptocurrency remains stagnant, with slow price action between $110,000 and $120,000. The cryptocurrency's 30-day implied volatility, as ...

Bitcoin's value has soared nearly 1,000% over the past five years. The cryptocurrency is growing in legitimacy thanks to institutional adoption and the launch of Bitcoin ETFs. If the economy takes a ...

Bitcoin is shaking off its power again. Following several months of turbulent trading, the largest cryptocurrency in the world has soared above $110,000 due to institutional investments and hope of ...

American Bitcoin, the bitcoin miner backed by two of President Donald Trump’s sons, has locked in crypto and traditional investors to back an all-stock merger that will allow the firm to soon start ...

If you’ve ever wondered how Bitcoin actually works—beyond the price charts and celebrity tweets—this one's for you. "Bitcoin mining is like a big guessing game on computers," Holmes explained. "People ...

Ether has left bitcoin in the dust this summer, but stock-market investors should be on the lookout should its outperformance begin to falter. History suggests that a resurgence by bitcoin BTCUSD in ...

The hackers tell the BBC they are sorry for their actions - but experts say it's a practical rather than moral move.