Bitcoin's bullish momentum continued Monday morning, as the asset tested $74,000—despite ongoing geopolitical turmoil.
The 20 millionth Bitcoin was mined this week. Experts say many miners won't stick around to try and claim the rest.
The CFTC is launching a two-pronged approach to creating a regulatory framework for the prediction market industry.
The U.S. regulators have signed an memorandum of understanding to coordinate their oversight of financial markets, including digital assets.
The DOJ is attempting to retry Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm—just as the U.S. Treasury backpedals on coin mixers.
Oil spiked to its highest price since the pandemic, but with the gains now fading, Bitcoin is reclaiming lost ground.
Florida is close to enacting its own stablecoin legislation as states look to pass local frameworks following last year's U.S. GENIUS Act signing.
Bitcoin dipped below $69,000 as the U.S. reported losing 92,000 jobs in February.
Analysts and trader sentiment are shifting positive on Bitcoin's prospects, but the cryptocurrency is stubbornly refusing to break out.
Bitcoin has climbed above $73,000—will the rally last?
Bitcoin pulled back from its Monday test of $70,000, as headwinds including institutional selling and geopolitical tensions stifled its recovery.
