Bitcoin, like gold, is a limited asset that can't be easily increased to meet demand. Bloomberg analysts predict the price of both will rise this year.
Bitcoin looks set to take a page out of gold's book and confirm a price breakout on the weekly chart.
Bitcoin’s price has hit a new record for 2020, reaching as high as $8,438 before retracing slightly.
Bitcoin's recent gains have led to a bullish chart breakout and brought a key long-term price resistance into play for the first time in over two months.
Bitcoin's price jumped $200 in an hour and a half on Monday, rising to a 30-day high of $7,800.
Bitcoin's hash rate reached record highs this week, amid rising prices and anticipation of the miner reward halving later this year.
Bitcoin is drawing bids amid heightened geopolitical uncertainty and could soon rise above key resistance at $7,580, confirming a short-term bullish breakout.
CoinDesk Research analyst Galen Moore unpacks the differences in reported trading volumes from three major data aggregators.
Bitcoin jumped the most in two weeks after a U.S. drone strike killed a top Iranian military commander, fueling speculation that heightened geopolitical turmoil might spur demand for the cryptocurrency in 2020.
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‘Tis the season for introspection. And this year, my thoughts are on bitcoin.
With its latest "major release," bitcoin tech startup Blockstream said its c-lightning software team is the first to release a working version of "multi-part payments."
Despite the downtrend in the latter half of 2019, bitcoin is on track to significantly outperform gold and stocks.
Watchtowers, a semi-trusted payment channel sheriff, is designed to keep the peace among lightning nodes.
GSR and Interhash want to help crypto miners hedge their costs with a new series of derivatives products.