Vincent Figueras

The price of Bitcoin has zoomed past $40,000 but analysts are warning that a pullback is possible.

A malware that has gone undetected for over a year is quietly stealing users' cryptocurrency funds.

The price of Bitcoin went up to $37,000 amid tensions in the nation's capital after Trump supporters stormed the Capitol.

The financial institution is predicting a future price of more than $100,000 per Bitcoin but warns that it will be unsustainable.

Short term traders are cashing out Bitcoin as the dominant cryptocurrency looks to get sustained at the $30,000 level.

Catherine Coley, the CEO of crypto exchange Binance's U.S. branch, said the recent price rally was caused by institutional investors buying Bitcoin.

Despite reaching an all-time high, a Fundstrat analyst is confident that Bitcoin's price will continue to increase this year.

According to a top trader’s model, the rally may have some legs right now, but the top will be recorded by early next year.

Carolina Panthers' Russell Okung is the first NFL player to opt to convert a portion of the payment he receives from his team into Bitcoin.

On-chain data suggests that large holders of Bitcoin are looking to sell them at a much higher price.

The next target for Bitcoin is $30,000 and at that point, the price could drop by at least 15%, said a Bloomberg analyst.

Nouriel Roubini, a professor of economics at New York University's Stern School of Business, said Bitcoin has no place in anyone’s portfolio.

Bitcoin has been tearing through all price predictions, and it does not appear to be stopping anytime soon.

The Securities and Exchange Commission wants Ripple and its two executives to return all proceeds from what it said is an “illegal sale of securities.”

Gerard Piqué has joined the blockchain industry with an investment in the football trading card blockchain game Sorare.

Bitcoin has dropped from its new all-time high while the $20,000 level remains as strong support.

Technical expert Tom DeMark said Bitcoin could pull back anywhere between 5.5% and 11%.

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said on Twitter Sunday that he is trying to be productive but is being distracted and tempted by Bitcoin.

The CEO of Celsius Network said there is only one reason why the price will increase in the future for Bitcoin and that depends on the current holders who are accumulating.

Coinbase, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the U.S., has submitted confidentially to the SEC amid rising digital currency prices.

Bitcoin's scarcity and its correlation with gold are key factors for this future valuation.

The dominant cryptocurrency has proven all skeptics wrong after breezing past the psychological resistance at $20,000 to reach $22,000 in one day.

Robert Kiyosaki is extremely bullish about Bitcoin as it is a hedge against inflation.

In his last post, the Bitcoin creator talked about the importance of protecting the network from denial-of-service (DoS) attacks.

Technical indicators suggest that the price of Bitcoin could soon target $21,200.

Analysts are bullish as Bitcoin climbed past $19,000. The challenge is whether this will continue toward year-end.

Bitcoin reclaimed $19,000 in a massive move that saw it briefly touching $17,600. Analysts say the rally could resume if $19,000 is sustained.

The second-largest cryptocurrency is on the cusp of a record high once $600 is breached.

The following on-chain metrics are suggesting a significant upside for the price of Bitcoin in the future.