Bitcoin price is trending up while crypto keeps flooding into DeFi.
Bitcoin heads to bearish territory while the Ethereum blockchain’s gas fees continue to be pricey.
A California appeals court has backed a prior judgment that the cryptocurrency exchange wasn't obliged to to support the Bitcoin Gold hard fork in 2017.
Bitcoin experienced heavy selling Tuesday, while traders are finding profits in stablecoin borrowing strategies.
Bitcoin's price is clawing its way back after weekend losses while the ether options market suggests a bumpy road ahead.
Bitcoin’s price is trending up. Meanwhile, interest rates for lending crypto in DeFi are still unpredictable.
The cryptocurrency markets are finally heating up in July.
Low volume and volatility continue to plague the bitcoin market but the supply of dai soars.
Bitcoin cash has underperformed bitcoin by 18 percentage points this year while other forks have outperformed by at least 44 percentage points.
A 51 percent attack on Bitcoin Gold was unsuccessful.
Bitcoin’s return above the $9,000 mark may have been driven by some of the same forces causing a rally in bonds – a desire for respite from a coronavirus-plagued markets.
The price of bitcoin broke above $9,000 on a bullish run at 9:00 UTC (4:00 a.m. EST).
It is profitable for exchanges to list low market-cap coins, despite the potential for 51 percent attacks, say two VCs from Dragonfly Capital.
Today's daily podcast features trouble at TRON and an attack on Bitcoin Gold. It's CoinDesk's Crypto News Roundup.
The two attacks last Thursday saw over $87,000 in the cryptocurrency double spent.