The top cryptocurrency surged to a new all-time high Thursday, with analysts pointing to a potential altcoin rally on the horizon.
Bitcoin climbed to a new all-time high of $109,565 on Wednesday before taking a sudden dive below $107,000.
After Coinbase customer data was swiped, one prominent VC is sounding the alarm that the leak will "lead to people dying." Here's why.
Bitcoin looked like it was headed for an all-time high at one point over the last 24 hours, and is currently just down 3% from the January peak.
After hitting a four-year peak, Bitcoin's share of the crypto market is falling again. Here's why.
The SEC's settlement with Ripple Labs over XRP sales appeared to be a done deal—but now there's a hitch.
The cypherpunk pioneer and Blockstream CEO reckons that Bitcoin could go to between $500,000 and $1 million this cycle.
What a difference a month makes, eh? Since mid-April, gold has fallen 9% and Bitcoin has gained 17%.
TRUMP meme coin holders paid upwards of $4.8 million each to attend the President's gala dinner—but the political cost could be higher.
The top cryptocurrency touched its highest price since January, then dipped after the U.S. revealed a China trade truce.
Dogecoin and Ethereum have both posted massive gains this week as Bitcoin now sits just 5% from its peak price.
Ethereum posted double-digit gains Friday morning, soaring to highs above $2,400 in the wake of the network's Pectra upgrade.
