Equities are winning while bitcoin traders experience a dip in crypto volumes.
Roller-coaster daily trading for bitcoin Monday isn't convincing traders a larger crypto bull market is in the cards.
The crypto market seems more closely tied to traditional markets now, but is handily beating stocks year-to-date.
A somber economic outlook ahead is causing markets to dip, and bitcoin is a part of that sentiment as well.
Cryptocurrency traders slapped the buy button on bitcoin during the Federal Reserve’s non-announcement announcement, but the run-up didn’t last.
Thanks to growing interest in DeFi, ether is outperforming bitcoin when the market is moving higher.
Store of value? Bitcoin has outperformed gold and trounced U.S. equities so far this year.
Bitcoin was dull in trading Friday as stock markets were having a big day. However, cryptocurrency stakeholders see it as a temporary market condition.
Crypto derivatives volume had a record month in May - and volatility contributes to fueling that growth.
The bitcoin roller coaster has turned into a bumper car as equities take the stage in hopes of a global economic rebound.
Bitcoin’s jump up and right back down is at least partially due to the crypto derivatives markets.
Derivative contracts on ether are more popular than ever, as evidenced by record open positions in options listed on the Panama-based derivatives exchange Deribit.
The bitcoin market has nothing on oil’s volatility in 2020.
Bitcoin has put in a positive June performance in six out of the last eight years. But Ethereum is drawing new investors with the start of staking due this year.
Stocks across Asia and Europe took a dip Friday and so did bitcoin in anticipation of Trump’s comments on “deeply troubling situations” in Hong Kong.