The dollar index dropped to its lowest level since May 2018.
The cryptocurrency markets are finally heating up in July.
The Federal Reserve said Wednesday it would hold benchmark U.S. interest rates close to zero and continue buying Treasury bonds to support the coronavirus-devastated economy.
Bitcoin's rally looks overstretched, according to a technical indicator, but short-term price consolidation looks more likely than a drop, say analysts.
The two biggest cryptocurrencies are hitting 2020 highs, though for different reasons.
As bitcoin retraces slightly after reaching a new 2020 high about $11,000, NLW explores what’s driving the rally and how likely it is to continue.
The flow of bitcoin and stablecoins in and out of cryptocurrency exchanges observed on Monday suggests the latest price breakout may persist.
The market for bitcoin futures snapped back to life on Monday as the cryptocurrency's price surged to an 11-month high.
As the U.S. dollar's value slides, prices are suddenly rising for just about everything priced in dollars.
The precious metal has gained roughly 28% this year. Bitcoin is up 13% in 24 hours.
Bitcoin is experiencing high volumes, pushing the price close to $11,000. Meanwhile, Ethereum fees are up 550% this year.
A1 Telekom Austria said cryptocurrencies will now be available to use in its cashless payment app, allowing over 2,500 merchants to accept bitcoin, ether and dash.
Silvergate Bank continued to add a steady drip of crypto customers in Q2 2020 but its issuance of bitcoin-collateralized loans is what stood out.
The likelihood of bitcoin challenging 2017's record high by the end of this year may have just nudged up – but don't raise your hopes too high just yet.
It's a tricky thing to explain why bitcoin has been underperforming as central bank money printing helps drive gold to a new record.