Bitcoin was dull in trading Friday as stock markets were having a big day. However, cryptocurrency stakeholders see it as a temporary market condition.
Peer-to-peer bitcoin transactions are up in the developing world. This has everything to do with "QE Infinity" and could be an opening for stablecoins.
The $20,000 in 2020 prediction may be overly optimistic, but analysts agree bitcoin is likely heading north.
Option traders look to be placing bets for a continued upward move in bitcoin.
There are no easy technological solutions to racial tensions, police brutality or economic insecurity. Still, bitcoin could help black Americans, says author Isaiah Jackson.
Crypto derivatives volume had a record month in May - and volatility contributes to fueling that growth.
Bloomberg analysts argue that historical patterns and macro factors mean prices are on a path back the the all-time high.
Protests over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis could have implications for inflation and trust in the financial system.
A former Yang aide running for Congress sees Bitcoin as a liberator, New York’s BitLicense as a hindrance and universal basic income as an imperative.
The most popular way to use bitcoin off-chain is on Ethereum, recent data indicates.
The bitcoin roller coaster has turned into a bumper car as equities take the stage in hopes of a global economic rebound.
The conventional wisdom could be challenged because miners mainly operate on cash, meaning they need to liquidate their holdings almost daily to fund the cost of mining.
Bitcoin developers are exploring Point Timelock Contracts (PTLCs) to improve the privacy of payments on the Lightning Network.
Bitcoin’s jump up and right back down is at least partially due to the crypto derivatives markets.
Bitcoin's price fell more than $800 in under five minutes on Tuesday, pushing the broader cryptocurrency market into the red.