Bitcoin, the world's top digital asset by market cap, is down in recent days after it nearly reached $70,000 over the weekend, and a well-known skeptic has re-emerged, calling the digital coin "economically useless."
Bitcoin was trading between $65,000 and $66,000 in the last day, and the red line appears to have affected crypto holders as liquidations in the past 24 hours reached nearly $120 million.
A new filing by the SEC in its case against Binance has led some in the crypto space to conclude that the regulator has back-pedaled in its claims that some altcoins are unregistered securities, but some experts said the development may have been misinterpreted.
BlackRock has seen much success in spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, and while VanEck has already filed for a Solana ETF, it turns out BlackRock doesn't view other cryptocurrencies as meeting the ETF criteria it's looking for.
Bitcoin was close to $70,000 when it crashed within hours following news that a wallet linked to the U.S. government moved some $2 billion worth of Bitcoins – days after Donald Trump promised the government will "hodl" under his leadership.
The crypto industry is rallying behind NFT artists who filed a complaint against the SEC to demand clarity over the confusing status of NFTs and whether they fall under the regulatory agency's jurisdiction.
Elon Musk has recognized that there is "some merit in Bitcoin," and he remains a massive fan of $DOGE, but unfortunately, it appears he isn't ready yet to promote cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin 2024 in Nashville has ended, but talks around the massive announcements during the conferences continue, especially with promises made by two presidential candidates, as well as a potential bill to make $BTC a U.S. strategic reserve asset.
Elon Musk is under pressure to restore the Bitcoin emoji on X after the emoji was removed, supposedly on the first day of the hyped Bitcoin 2024 conference in Nashville.
Bitcoin has been floated as a potential treasury reserve asset, but what if the federal government buys $BTC equivalent to the United States' gold reserves?
Bitcoin 2024 had a successful first day in Nashville Thursday, packed with announcements from key industry players and new partnerships, with the goal of encouraging broader $BTC adoption.
Ethereum ETFs went live Tuesday and posted "solid" trading volume numbers, but with a lot of supply locked up, the community may see a "severe" supply shortage in the first months of the funds' trading.
The crypto market liquidated $290 million in the last day as Bitcoin and Ether prices tumbled – Ether led the liquidation figures, but some analysts believe Ethereum ETFs should be given more time to show what they can do to move prices.
Ether prices were unmoved Tuesday as spot Ethereum ETFs saw trading volumes surpass $1 billion, but most crypto users still believe the funds will have their time to shine as more investors find interest in the new ETFs.
Spot Ethereum ETFs will officially go live Tuesday morning, and while the community celebrates the significant milestone for the world's second-largest cryptocurrency by market value, experts are laying out their expectations.
Bitcoin is back in the red after starting the week strong – could it be related to the U.S. government's transfer of seized Bitcoins from darknet Xanak seller Ryan Farace?
Bitcoin has been called many things – the future of money, the catalyst of a financial revolution, and a hedge against inflation, but in recent days, it has been floated as a potential strategic reserve asset for the U.S.
Terawulf utilizes 95% zero-carbon energy sources, and while it continues to focus on Bitcoin mining, it also believes diversifying revenue can help miners navigate the highly competitive environment triggered by the halving.
Bitcoin has gotten closer to $70,000 following a week of over $1 billion in inflows among U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs and exciting talks within the crypto space over this week's conference in Nashville.
A memecoin based on Vice President Kamala Harris soared by over 100% Sunday night after U.S. President Joe Biden dropped out of the presidential race and endorsed her to become the party's nominee.
Bitcoin mining was long under scrutiny due to environmental concerns associated with the industry, but as more studies emerge about the role the sector plays in the world's transition toward sustainable energy sources, the tides may finally be changing.
Memecoins based on some Democratic politicians such as Vice President Kamala Harris surged in the last day amid a new report that U.S. President Joe Biden will possibly announce his withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race as early as this weekend.
Bitcoin has been recognized not just as a digital asset but also a movement due to the community driving engagement around the cryptocurrency, and more than 10 years since its conception, $BTC appears to have become a "political force" in the lead-up to the November elections.
Less than a week before the expected launch of spot Ethereum ETFs, the management fee and waiver offering wars are on – Grayscale, whose Bitcoin ETF was unpopular among retailers due to high fees, appears to have learned a lesson or two from BlackRock.
Bitcoin was trading above $65,000 Wednesday before it retreated to $64,000 as MtGox-related buzz on social media reignited fears on the activity's impact on crypto prices.
Larry Fink was one of the most prominent figures who doubted Bitcoin's legitimacy in the digital asset's early days, but after studying the coin, he now sees it as a "legitimate financial instrument."
Spot Ethereum ETFs are expected to go live during the week of the Bitcoin 2024 conference, marking an ironic twist of events in Ether's road to reaching the same level of success as Bitcoin.
MicroStrategy is currently the world's third largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, but it may soon lose that spot to another Bitcoin ETF if it doesn't stack up fast enough.
Bitcoin mining has been under scrutiny by environmental advocates since the industry started growing, but rising above the criticism are mining companies that miners can be profitable and more environmentally responsible at the same time.
Bitcoin is fighting hard to hit $60,000 again amid the ongoing German government dump and other market issues, but can it rise above the waves in the second half of the year to surpass its all-time high?
