Bitcoin, Ethereum, crypto markets, stablecoins, and digital asset regulation
Bitcoin bounced back following President Trump’s State of the Union speech Tuesday evening and is up 5.7% in the last 24 hours. The asset reached $66,900 Wednesday morning, a welcome reprieve after dr...
Bitcoin fell below $63,000 early Tuesday morning, a 50% drop from its October 6 all-time high . The asset is down 19% so far in February, marking its worst month since June 2022, when it was down 37.2...
To say the sentiment around is gloomy is to put it mildly. The asset is continuing to struggle, dropping below $65,000 on Sunday evening. As of 9:30 a.m. ET Monday, bitcoin’s market cap has dropped t...
Bitcoin has been stuck in the mid- to low $60,000s for the past 10 days, struggling to break above $70,000. Macro-driven factors, uncertainty around the Federal Reserve’s rate path, and flaring geopol...
is rising in early trading after upsizing its secondary offering of “blockchain native” shares. The offering is priced at $32, roughly a 13% discount to Tuesday’s closing price and below any closing p...
Bitcoin remains stuck in the $67,000 range, with no clear direction or catalysts, down 46% from its October 6 all-time high. Opinions differ as to whether the asset has already bottomed out or is stil...
Bitcoin is struggling to stay above $70,000, a level it briefly broke over the weekend, as a lack of catalysts coupled with macro-driven factors are keeping the price stagnant in the mid- to high $60,...
, the crypto firm the Winklevoss brothers founded, announced it will be parting ways with three executives, COO Marshall Beard, CFO Dan Chen, and CLO Tyler Meade, effective today, according to a Febru...
Shares of cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase jumped after-hours on Thursday after the company reported record stablecoin revenue, despite Q4 revenue numbers that missed Wall Street expectations. The sto...
Standard Chartered lowered its forecast to $100,000 by year-end, down from $150,000 , and expects to see bitcoin drop to $50,000 “in the next few months.” “I think we are going to see more pain and a...
Crypto lending and trading platform BlockFills has halted customer withdrawals amid the current market downturn, according to The Wall Street Journal , a development that recalls the broader meltdown...
Bitcoin dipped below $67,000 early Wednesday morning, but a better-than-expected jobs report has lifted back above that level. Gracy Chen, Bitget CEO, said that over the past week, bitcoin has been t...
remained down in premarket trading after delivering Q4 results Tuesday that fell short of some of Wall Street’s expectations, partly due to a slide in crypto trading. Here’s what analysts had to say a...
Bitcoin is having a hard time recovering from last week’s drop to $63,000 , and is hovering under the $68,000 level Tuesday morning. A slew of risks, a lack of catalysts , and the October 10 liquidati...
Bitcoin regained some ground over the weekend, pushing past $72,000, but dropped back below $70,000 on Monday morning . The asset is down over 3% in the past 24 hours. Last week, was a bloodbath for ...
is back to singing the blues, pulling a host of crypto-adjacent stocks lower in premarket trading. , , , and are all down roughly 2% or more as of 5:50 a.m. ET. The crypto asset rose 11.5% on Friday,...
The bloodbath bitcoin’s been suffering seems to have been staunched, at least as of Friday morning, following the asset dropping to the $63,000 level on Thursday, it’s lowest price since October 2024....
Strategy, the largest corporate bitcoin holder, with 713,502 bitcoin, reported fourth-quarter earnings today that missed analysts’ earnings-per-share estimates. Shares were slightly down after-hours, ...
Bitcoin is having a rough start to the new year, falling below $67,000 early Thursday morning, its lowest level since October 2024. It’s down 23% over the past week and ~46% from its October 6 all-tim...
It’s a rough day out there, with the pain in the crypto markets being felt among select subgroups of US equities. Shortly before 2 p.m. ET on Wednesday, here’s a snapshot of where some of the worst pi...