SINGAPORE/LONDON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Bitcoin broke back above $65,000 on Friday, as a global rout in technology stocks that had vaporised many risky bets across asset classes showed tentative signs of ...

As Bitcoin's price wipes gains seen since President Trump's election in 2024, here's a guide to some of the crypto market's trickiest terms.

Against the backdrop of the technology sell-off this week, Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, saw dimming enthusiasm and was trading about 9% lower at just under $65,000 early Friday, after ...

Some market watchers have suggested $70,000 is a key level to watch and a break below that could lead bitcoin to decline ...

Software stocks are thought to be facing an existential threat from the rise of AI, and Bitcoin, noted one analyst, is just ...

Bitcoin has witnessed one of its sharpest corrections in recent years, wiping out more than $2 trillion from the global ...

Kevin Warsh backs Bitcoin as digital gold but his monetary policy creates paradox for crypto prices. Here's what investors ...

American Bitcoin, a Trump-family-backed miner, has grown its bitcoin holdings to about 5,843 BTC, making it one of the ...

Bitcoin and major tokens weakened Sunday as markets positioned ahead of the Federal Reserve’s next rate decision and a heavy slate of Magnificent Seven earnings.

BLOK gained 32% year-to-date while Bitcoin fell 7% by allocating only 5% to spot Bitcoin ETFs. Top holding HUT 8 surged 140% as miners benefit from operational leverage independent of Bitcoin price.

The Bitcoin community continues to debate the philosophical and market implications of a quantum computer hacking old, vulnerable addresses. A debate broke out on social media on Saturday about the ...

Digital financial information is no longer exclusive to specialist pages or audiences. On the North Shore, growing interest in understanding the world economy correlates with changes in how the local ...