SpaceX and Tesla chief executive Elon Musk could be about to trigger bitcoin's next price boom
OpenAI filed a confidential S-1 with the SEC, targeting a public debut as early as September at a valuation between $852 billion and $1 trillion.
Bitcoin is down 50% from its all-time high in the shallowest bear market to date—but analysts caution that the bottom isn't in yet.
Before Bitcoin's next significant rally, could an AI-driven market crash lead to the next liquidity crisis?
Metaplanet, Japan's largest publicly traded Bitcoin treasury company, is considering a share repurchase program to defend and maximize its Bitcoin yield per share — a capital allocation mechanism that automatically activates when the company's market value drops below the value of its Bitcoin holdings, a threshold it crossed in the past 24 hours as Bitcoin's
Despite all the off/on ceasefires and ‘agreements' in the Middle East conflict that have had up and down impacts on the U.S. stock market, the bear market for Bitcoin is persistent and ongoing. A quick rally above $64K could be at an end and it now remains to be seen if the next drop will take place and how bad it could be?
Bitcoin BTC$63,271.85 has carved out a relief bounce after plunging below $60,000 on Friday, but a bounce and a bullish revival are two very different things. The latter hinges on a couple of key price levels, according to analysts.
Bitcoin is little changed despite a new purchase by Strategy as risk-averse investors await U.S. inflation data and next week's Fed meeting.
Influential cryptocurrency analyst and trader Ali Martinez said on Monday that Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is nearing a bottom, marking the start of a major accumulation cycle. Selling Pressure To Increase?
Escalating tensions risk destabilizing Middle Eastern energy markets, impacting global supply chains and investor confidence across sectors. IRGC fires missiles at Israeli petrochemical facility, Bitcoin drops below $63K as risk-off wave hits crypto.
USDT's dominance rate has flashed a golden crossover in a sign of caution for the broader crypto market.
Coinbase's head of institutional strategy, John D'Agostino, says large investors are not retreating from Bitcoin's latest selloff, even after the asset fell below $60,000 for the first time since October 2024. Speaking on CNBC's Squawk Box on June 8, D'Agostino said institutional investors, family offices and sovereign-linked buyers are treating the drawdown as an opportunity to accumulate rather than a reason to exit.