Bitcoin price is trending up while crypto keeps flooding into DeFi.
Bitcoin’s latest price drop may have a silver lining.
Bitcoin’s price plunged Tuesday while DeFi is giving Ethereum miners more fee revenue, causing difficulty to hit a 2020 record.
The success of DeFi on the Ethereum blockchain has brought traders more than just congestion and high transaction fees: Volatility in ether prices.
The Federal Reserve chief is expected to bolster expectations of inflation in a keynote address Thursday. That may be bad for the U.S. dollar but good for bitcoin.
An Australian serial conman has been extradited to New South Wales to face fraud charges involving over $1 million in bitcoin.
Many bitcoin stakeholders expect a weak market this week to cap August while DeFi continues to stretch Ethereum’s network.
The "Bitcoin Rich List" reached a new high, possibly because of more interest from institutional and high-net-worth investors.
Graphic-design software firm Snappa described Bitcoin as "a far superior savings technology."
Investors are pricing more volatility in ether compared to bitcoin. It's yet another consequence of this year's boom in decentralized finance, or DeFi.
Venture capital is no longer just for the rich, as crypto markets let traders bet on early-stage digital-asset startups, risks included.
The funds likely boosted short positions to take advantage of attractive "cash and carry" yields.
Bitcoin’s price is trending down while ether options traders expect bearish moves to come.
INX is gearing up for a landmark IPO while 1 billion tether jumped from Tron to Ethereum.
Cryptocurrency markets from bitcoin to DeFi might be full of rampant speculation, but they also might be keeping the fires of capitalism lit.