Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency by market value, dropped 5% to $84,201 at 21:56 GMT on Wednesday. Number two cryptocurrency Ether, gained 1.58% as of 22:06 GMT. Artificial Intelligencecategory Nvidia forecasts first-quarter revenue above estimates,

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Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency by market value, was last down more than 5% on the day at $79,666, trading below $80,000 for the first time since November 11. "Bitcoin's fall below $80k shows that positive sentiments from a crypto-friendly administration and high-profile endorsements have run their course,

Cryptocurrency is moving beyond tech enthusiasts as governments explore its role in financial planning. Pennsylvania has recently made moves hinting at its interest in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as tools for economic innovation and stability.

One regret many cryptocurrency investors have is not buying these assets when their prices were still low. When Bitcoin (BTC) first started trading 15 years ago, one Bitcoin could be […]

Despite the current cryptocurrency selloff, British bank Standard Chartered (LON:STAN) has reiterated its bullish price target on Bitcoin (BTC)

Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird says she is suing the cryptocurrency ATM companies Bitcoin Depot and Coin Flip for allowing Iowans to be scammed out of 20 million dollars in three years. Attorney General Bird says the lawsuits allege that both Bitcoin Depot and CoinFlip profit directly from Iowa scam victims by imposing excessive,

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), 16 years after its introduction and with a market cap of more than $1.7 trillion today, is the world's oldest and most valuable cryptocurrency. In other words, fewer and fewer people are questioning Bitcoin's staying power.

Key Takeaways Bitcoin plunged below $90,000 to a three-month low on Tuesday, continuing a slide from its record high set last month, as economic uncertainty weighs on investor sentiment.The cryptocurrency broke down below the neckline of a double top pattern on above-average volume in Tuesday's trading session to confirm the formation.

Weighing on cryptocurrency prices was the Trump administration’s imposition of 25 per cent tariffs against Canada and Mexico.

Michael Saylor, the executive chairman of newly renamed Strategy, told his 4 million followers on social media network X to sell a kidney rather than sell their Bitcoin. Prices for the cryptocurrency have fallen about 13% over the past seven days.