As the U.S. government shutdown continues on, Bitcoin surged above $121,000 and could be poised for another record run.
Bitcoin has bounced back above $117,000 as the U.S. government moves into a partial shutdown amid political turmoil.
A major change to Bitcoin is on the horizon with October's Core V30 release—reigniting a long-running dispute over network immutability.
As a U.S. government shutdown inches closer to reality, here's what analysts and historical data say could happen to crypto markets.
Corporate crypto accumulation has plunged over the last two months, which analysts say is contributing to softer prices.
Bitcoin has been looking like it will narrowly escape the Red September curse—but President Donald Trump just announced a new batch of hefty tariffs.
Prediction markets hit the mainstream as Polymarket and Kalshi were singled out for South Park's satirical "mission to ridicule everything."
Analysts said SOL is underperforming because of deleveraging pressure, priced-in corporate purchases, and upcoming FTX distributions
Just when it looked like Bitcoin might escape the seasonal curse, the prospect of a Red September has hove into view again.
Ethereum, Solana, and Dogecoin are down bad, with $1.7 billion worth of crypto liquidations piling up over the last day.
A proposed crypto ETF would skip both Bitcoin and Ethereum, confounding fund experts and hinting at a wild wave of filings to come.
Rex-Osprey XRP and Dogecoin ETFs debuted Thursday, pulling in significant demand. Here's how they well they landed with investors.
