"Long bitcoin" is one of the most crowded trades in markets, a new survey suggests. But signs indicate many investors are just now getting in.
The Mayer Multiple indicator suggests the bull market is still far from peaking, even as bitcoin closes in on its all-time high.
Billionaire founder of Grupo Salinas, Ricardo Salinas Pliego, said: "Bitcoin protects the citizen from government expropriation."
Bitcoin's price broke through $18,000 in what some experts are attributing to global events and bullish fundamentals in crypto.
As bitcoin crosses $17,000 it’s not retail speculation but a new, long-term investor mindset driving the price up.
Ethereum's success as dominant "smart contracts" blockchain attracts rivals, and some investors speculate Polkadot might have momentum.
Bitcoin is outshining the precious metal by a significant margin as expectations soar of a swift global economic recovery enabled by promising coronavirus vaccines.
Bitcoin last traded above $17,000 on Jan. 7, 2018.
Bitcoin is at bullish 2020 highs while Ethereum transactions prove out DeFi’s fundamental use case.
A rise in coronavirus cases, hospitalizations and deaths could dent consumer confidence and retailer revenue during the crucial holiday shopping season.
With negative-yielding bonds at a new high, investors are looking elsewhere for returns.
Fidelity Digital Assets has responded to some of bitcoin's most frequent criticisms citing heightened interest in the cryptocurrency.
A senior executive at U.S. financial giant Citibank has released an internal report drawing on similarities to the 1970s gold market and bitcoin.
Stanley Druckenmiller’s comments about bitcoin were blown out of proportion. They were positive for crypto, but not for the reasons most believe.
The cryptocurrency dropped as low as $15,750, having hit highs over $16,300 in the Asian trading hours.