Bitcoin ETFs pulled in billions of dollars this week as BTC itself nearly touched $69,000 on Friday. Analysts say the "Trump trade" is back on.
Iris-scanning identity project Worldcoin has rebranded as World, launching a new Orb hardware device and its own Ethereum layer-2 network, World Chain.
The FBI has announced the arrest of an Alabama man over the January 2024 hack of the SEC's Twitter account that pumped the price of Bitcoin by $1,000.
As conflict in the Middle East intensifies, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes argues that "hundreds of billions or trillions of newly printed dollars will re-energize the Bitcoin bull market."
Up only? Not quite, but Bitcoin popped to nearly $68,000 on Tuesday, nearing a three-month high as "Uptober" starts to ring true.
Bitcoin spiked above $66,000 on Monday for the first time in October. Is it up only from here?
Investors are cheering the S&P 500's gains since a 2022 low—but Bitcoin's gains in the same span are way larger.
The price of Bitcoin jumped Friday morning, on news that Mt. Gox's deadline for repaying creditors has been pushed back by a year.
Another day, another major crypto firm facing charges from the U.S. regulator. Here's the latest company to face the SEC's scorn.
After lots of hype, the HBO "Money Electric" documentary concluded that Bitcoin core developer Peter Todd is Satoshi Nakamoto. But nobody's buying it.
Investor enthusiasm over a sudden influx of new capital to the crypto market following the approval of FTX's $16 billion creditor repayment plan could be premature.
Nearly two years after the collapse, FTX's bankruptcy plan has been approved. Here's what you need to know about the impending repayments.
