BTC remains in a tight trading range as the uptrend weakens. Upside appears limited this week.
They will show resilience even if the central bank curtails its monetary stimulus program.
Yellen's rate-hike comments and lingering China regulatory concerns dominate market sentiment.
MATIC's monthly gain proves that a cryptocurrency backed by growing usage can weather broader market sell-off.
BitMEX has announced plans to deposit a physical wallet containing a single bitcoin on the moon's surface.
The "Trickbot Group" told victims that they would need to purchase special software through a Bitcoin address to decrypt their files.
Bitcoin dipped below $36K and ether fell under $2.6K on Tesla CEO’s bearish tweets, wiping out some leveraged players in the market.
The faulty deposits left users confused and frustrated.
Open interest in the CME's standard bitcoin futures contract has hit the lowest since mid-December.
Musk's broken heart sent BTC down nearly 7%.
Meanwhile, the cost of gas fees on the Ethereum network is near a three-month low.
Some analysts expect limited upside in bitcoin despite the possibility of a brief bounce.
An unidentified Hamas official said there has been a "spike" in the past month, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Navalny's team says they "will be patiently teaching everyone to use cryptocurrencies and learn ourselves."
Bitcoin is above the 100-period moving average on both the hourly and four-hour chart as the corrective phase stabilizes.