Bitcoin rose above $85,000 on Monday as the cryptocurrency continued its sharp rally over the past few days. Bitcoin was trading at $84,256 at around 06:35 a.m.
Bitcoin rose above $85,000 on Monday as the cryptocurrency continued its sharp rally over the past few days. Bitcoin was trading at $84,256 at around 06:35 a.m.
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies fell Wednesday after the Clarity Act, a key crypto regulation bill, failed in the Senate on Tuesday, but Wall Street doesn’t view this as a fatal blow to crypto-related stocks.
Robinhood shares rose nearly 4.9% in pre-market trading on Friday as renewed optimism over US cryptocurrency regulation fuelled buying across digital asset-related stocks.
Bitcoin, ether and other cryptocurrencies surged after U.S. President Donald Trump urged Congress to pass a bill expected to boost the sector.
Bitcoin mining is quietly staging a comeback in China despite being banned four years ago, as individual and corporate miners exploit cheap electricity and a data center boom in some energy-rich provinces, according to miners and industry data.
U.S. Bancorp is restarting its bitcoin custody service after a more than three-year pause, as the Trump administration’s pro-crypto posture has encouraged traditional financial institutions to delve deeper into digital assets.
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies were in the green to start the week as a U.S.-European Union trade deal settled nerves around global economic uncertainty.
Bitcoin surpassed $120,000 for the first time on Monday, marking a milestone for the world’s largest cryptocurrency as investors bet on long-sought policy wins for the industry this week.
Bitcoin extended its rally on Friday, rising to new records overnight after bitcoin ETFs saw their biggest day of inflows of the year.
Bitcoin climbed to an all-time high near $112,000 late on Wednesday, bolstered by an increased risk appetite and persistent institutional demand as traditional financial market players embraced the world’s largest cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin continued its rally on Thursday, hitting a brand new record high above $111,000.
BBVA’s customers in Spain will soon be able to buy, sell, and manage bitcoin and ether transactions through the bank’s app, after the lender received the green light from the Spanish Securities and Exchange Commission (CNMV).
U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to establish a strategic reserve of cryptocurrencies by using tokens already owned by the government, disappointing some in the market who had hoped for a firm plan to buy new tokens.
A rout in Bitcoin deepened on Friday as investors rushed to safe assets in the wake of US President Donald Trump’s latest tariff threats, marking a dramatic reality check for one of the most popular Trump trades.
The Czech National Bank will consider holding billions of dollars worth of bitcoin in its reserves, Governor Ales Michl said on Wednesday, potentially the first shift into the cryptocurrency by a western central bank if it went ahead.
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies sank on Tuesday, as bullish investor sentiment surrounding cryptocurrencies cooled after President Donald Trump’s inauguration.
Bitcoin hit a new all-time high overnight after the incoming first couple launched a pair of meme coins and as traders await the inauguration of incoming President Donald Trump.
Bitcoin traded at around $92,808.07 at 6:57 a.m. ET on Friday, down around 9% from 24 hours before where it was priced above $102,000, according to Coin Metrics.
Bitcoin hit a record high above $106,000 on Monday after President-elect Donald Trump suggested he plans to create a U.S. bitcoin strategic reserve similar to its strategic oil reserve, stoking the enthusiasm of crypto bulls.
Bitcoin was rising on Tuesday, but it looks unlikely that the cryptocurrency’s recent red-hot rally will reignite anytime soon.