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.
Crypto market volatility continued into Monday, with Bitcoin jumping to $70,000 for the first time in over two weeks.
Bitcoin fell by more than $2,000 overnight in the hour after the U.S. and Israel began bombing Iran, but has since rebounded—and is still gaining.
Two separate incidents have highlighted the challenges that officials face when dealing with crypto assets.
Some crypto treasury firms are looking to sell part of their holdings, while ETHZilla is pivoting away from the treasury label entirely as it rebrands.
A MrBeast video editor has been fined and suspended by prediction market platform Kalshi over suspicious trading activity.
Bitcoin dropped to lows of 50% from its all-time high Tuesday—with analysts arguing that its path back is "unclear" amid macro headwinds.
Bitcoin and Ethereum fell to more than two-week lows Monday as markets dealt with the fallout of President Trump's latest tariff moves.
A controversial censorship resistance upgrade is coming to Ethereum. Vitalik Buterin said it'll get the network closer to the cypherpunk ethos.
The Supreme Court ruled against Trump's "emergency" tariffs Friday, giving a light boost to financial markets as the president plots next moves.
Brian Armstrong argued that quantum computing will not "break the blockchain," pointing to ongoing work to upgrade to a "post-quantum world."
