Bitcoin has risen above a key area of resistance to reach its highest point in nearly 3 months.
Bitcoin is rising in line with a broader uptrend that began well before the coronavirus scare began weighing on traditional markets. In the short term, though, a dip is looking likely.
The victim firm in the ransomware attack had paid $950,000 in bitcoin to the perpetrator through an insurance company. Much of it ended up on Bitfinex.
Bitcoin's recent pullback looks to have ended. Now prices could challenge a crucial price hurdle near $8,800.
"Bitcoin halving" searches are surging on Google, according to a report from the Norwegian cryptocurrency analysis firm Arcane Research.
Middle Eastern elites at the World Economic Forum are highly skeptical of bitcoin, but there are whispers about its potential for cross-border settlements in the energy sector.
Bitcoin's price pullback has gathered steam in the last 24 hours, erasing a major portion of the cryptocurrency's recent gains.
BlockFi recently announced it would make changes to the interest they pay for bitcoin and ether deposits.
A privacy and scalability upgrade that could turn out to be one of bitcoin's largest to date has passed a couple of milestones that were little noticed outside technical circles.
Bitcoin's three-day range play has ended with a bear victory. Now prices could visit deeper support at $8,200.
Digital asset issuer Amun is launching a new product for bitcoin bears on the Swiss Stock Exchange.
It's moving around the world much faster the second time around, already reaching 91 people.
Bitcoin continues to defend key support, but a sustained move above $8,750 is needed to revive the short-term bull case.
Square Crypto is hoping to galvanize Lightning development with a new tool kit, currently under construction.
Bitcoin's case for a rally to $10,000 over the next few weeks looks stronger with the weekly MACD histogram about to turn bullish for the first time in five months.