Bitcoin’s third halving is less than two weeks away. Some traders are less than bullish ahead of the event.
Bitcoin's bulls are taking a breather in the approach to $7,800, having engineered the longest daily winning run in eight months.
CardCoins becomes one of the elite few to sponsor a Bitcoin Core developer – in this instance, Hennadii Stepanov, aka Hebasto.
Year to date, the native token of the Ethereum network’s 50 percent rally trounced bitcoin’s 7 percent gains.
Bitcoin's upward momentum is gathering pace just two weeks ahead of halving, with prices hitting the highest level since last month's crash.
Bitcoin traded sideways Friday, staying around $7,500. However, it regained its March losses and is showing upward momentum.
Contrary to expectations, bitcoin could see a positive performance during a possible bout of global deflation.
The surge in volatility for oil goes back a lot further than Monday's crash, CryptoCompare data indicates.
A new bitcoin privacy technology was born this week, using the Lightning Network and inspired by the politics of the COVID-19 crisis.
Bitcoin futures premiums have jumped into "contango" levels, a bullish signal.
There’s a “general expectation for a pick up in volatility” around CME expiry.
Oil’s bounceback performance seems to be taking the driver’s seat in market activity. Bitcoin is also up, and ether’s price performance is even better.
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New research on issuances and flows of Tether and other stablecoins finds no systematic evidence that these assets drive cryptocurrency market movements.
Bitcoin has risen back close to $7,000 as the U.S. Senate's approval of new coronavirus stimulus package buoys stocks.