Green September? Bitcoin and Ethereum rose to their highest marks this month on Friday, but nothing's hotter right now than Dogecoin.
A Bitcoin whale surfaced after nearly 13 years, joining a pod of long-term investors who've started moving funds after years of dormancy.
Bitcoin bounced back over $114,000 Thursday morning, despite August inflation rising to 2.9%—pointing to a smaller-than-anticipated Fed rate cut.
Tokenized Pokémon cards are having a moment—but card collectors are "apprehensive" about going on-chain. Can they be won over?
Hyperliquid's HYPE token shot to a new all-time high Tuesday morning, after the network opened proposals for teams to launch a stablecoin using the USDH ticker.
Security experts are warning crypto users to not transact on-chain amid the fallout from a large-scale supply chain exploit. Here's what we know.
While Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and other major coins hit new peaks, Dogecoin is still far away from matching its 2021 record price. What's the deal?
A weak U.S. jobs report has upped the odds of a Federal Reserve rate cut, which has buoyed Bitcoin.
While Bitcoin's price momentum has stalled, ETF flows have picked up—but will it be enough to escape another Red September?
Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio, who predicted the 2008 financial crisis, is now advising investors to allocate 15% to Bitcoin and gold.
Bitcoin, XRP and Solana posted modest gains Tuesday morning—but the broader market was muted, while a measure of U.S. investor sentiment flashed signs of euphoria.
The Trump-backed World Liberty Financial Ethereum token debuted for trading on Monday, shooting to a $7.6 billion market cap.