For months now, bitcoin has followed a frustratingly familiar pattern for the bulls: seemingly over-correlated with the Nasdaq 100 when that stock gauge headed lower, but losing nearly all correlation
For months now, bitcoin has followed a frustratingly familiar pattern for the bulls: seemingly over-correlated with the Nasdaq 100 when that stock gauge headed lower, but losing nearly all correlation
Crypto market sentiment has deteriorated sharply, with the Fear & Greed Index dropping to 10, a level indicating “extreme fear,” marking a near nine-month low as it’s the lowest reading
The stablecoin sector notched its second straight weekly pullback, with $1.244 billion — about 0.41% — slipping out the door. That dip tags along right after the previous week, when
Bitcoin’s derivatives markets remain active early Saturday as bitcoin hovered between $95,871 and $96,341 over the last hour at 9 a.m. EST, with traders scrambling to reposition after bitcoin spent
Bitcoin sits at $95,692 as of Nov. 15, 2025, straddling the tightrope between bearish pressure and fragile optimism. With a market capitalization of $1.90 trillion and a hefty 24-hour trading
Over the past two weeks, the Bitcoin community has encountered a fresh Bitcoin Improvement Proposal (BIP) aimed at orchestrating a soft fork designed to curb what some describe as network
Michael Saylor, executive chairman and co-founder of Strategy, the largest bitcoin treasury company, denied the rumors of a possible bitcoin sale. At CNBC’s Squawk Box, Saylor stated that Strategy is
JPMorgan’s rollout of its USD deposit token on a public blockchain signals accelerating institutional adoption, unlocking faster settlement, expanded liquidity options, and programmable finance capabilities that position regulated digital money
Bitfarms’ CEO Ben Gagnon announced that the company was focused on abandoning the bitcoin mining business and converting its sites to support artificial intelligence workloads in the following two years.
Rising demand for regulated crypto access accelerates momentum as two new rules-driven ETFs from 21shares position investors to capture diversified digital-asset growth through adaptable index exposure designed to evolve with






