Crypto took a battering in the face of U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war—but it could just be the beginning of "once-in-a-lifetime" chaos.
Crypto assets looked pretty sturdy late last week, but they've fallen just like stocks (yet again) over the last day-plus.
Is it the big 5-0 for Bitcoin inventor Satoshi Nakamoto? Here's why some Bitcoiners celebrate the day.
Top crypto assets like Bitcoin, Dogecoin, and Ethereum are in the green Friday as President Trump's trade war continues to shake stock markets.
Cryptocurrencies crashed alongside markets following the Trump administration's announcement of global tariffs.
Bitcoin surged on rumors that X owner and DOGE chief Elon Musk might soon be ejected from President Donald Trump's administration.
Despite a downturn that saw the NFT market slump to a three-year low in 2024, some proponents are pushing for NFT-backed ETFs.
Crypto volatility is in full force Monday ahead of President Trump's next wave of expected tariffs. At least gold is booming.
Bitcoin mining is big business, but as this week's Mining Disrupt event showed, Dogecoin mining is gaining steam too.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP fell to weekly lows Friday as inflation fears and Trump tariff concerns also rocked stocks.
Video game retailer and meme stock icon GameStop is raising up to $1.3 billion to buy Bitcoin—but this isn't the firm's first crypto rodeo.
Fidelity is testing its own stablecoin, with the news coming just a day after the Trump-linked World Liberty Financial issued its own stablecoin.
