Analysts are undecided on whether the market is showing signs of a potential rebound for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP.
The price of Bitcoin briefly dropped to a seven-month low Tuesday morning, as the bear market outlook firms up.
Michael Saylor's $60 billion Bitcoin treasury just made its largest purchase in months, buying up BTC as it slumped last week.
Bitcoin crashed to a six-month low under $95,000 on Friday, prompting chatter over whether we've entered a bear market—but not all analysts are convinced just yet.
Emails sent by Jeffrey Epstein a year before his death show the sex offender was discussing Bitcoin and crypto taxes with Steve Bannon.
XRP has a number of potential catalysts for growth as macro uncertainty stifles the wider crypto market.
Circle shares have dropped 11% despite the company beating analyst estimates for its Q3 earnings on Wednesday.
A new report found that diversification is replacing speculation as the leading investment thesis for institutional crypto investors.
Bitcoin and other top coins are showing signs of life after senators agreed to a deal to end the U.S. shutdown.
While Bitcoin and Ethereum funds shed billions in assets, Bitwise's new Solana ETF is seeing steady demand.
After six days in the red, Bitcoin ETFs managed to pull in $239 million on Thursday.
With Bitcoin bouncing back over $100,000, analysts are divided on whether it's a sustainable rebound or a brief respite.
