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Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), XRP (CRYPTO: XRP), Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH), and Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) are all down 6-8% in a week, and the crypto market has shed over $80 billion in value since March 24. The Fear & Greed Index sits at 23, and the average crypto RSI has dropped to 39—oversold territory that the market ... Why Is Crypto Crashing? Bitcoin, XRP, Ethereum, and Solana All Down This Week

Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) turned every $10,000 invested in early 2023 into over $125,000 by late 2025—a return that made it the most talked-about stock on the planet. Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) had its own run to $126,000 in October 2025, and XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) reached $3.65 in July 2025. All three assets are now well below ... $10,000 in XRP and Bitcoin vs $10,000 in Nvidia: What Each Could Be Worth by the End of 2026

The stock market appeared to capitulate to its fears on Friday, with the S&P 500 falling into the 6,300s. But it wasn't just stocks — bonds, gold, bitcoin, and market hopes and dreams all had a rough week.

Cryptocurrency holders can now leverage their holdings as collateral for mortgages, cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase Global Inc. (NASDAQ:COIN) announced Thursday. Coinbase and Better Home & Finance Holding Company (NASDAQ:BETR) said in a joint statement that users of its Coinbase One premium...

Investing.com -- Bitcoin (BitfinexUSD) is on track to finish the week in the red as the intensifying war in the Middle East continues to drain investor appetite for riskier assets. The leading cryptocurrency slipped about 2.03% to trade at $66,320.4 at 05:18 ET (09:18 GMT) on Saturday, following a brief, news-driven rally earlier in the Friday session.

Bitcoin should be trading much higher, according to real estate mogul Grant Cardone. "Bitcoin should be $280,000," Cardone said Wednesday on X even as the asset traded around $71,000. Cardone’s remarks come as Bitcoin has outperformed the broader market since...

Coinbase Global Inc. stated on Wednesday that its users can borrow USDC against their cryptocurrency holdings to cover tax bills, avoiding the need to sell them. Coinbase Presents ‘Choice’ For Users In an X post, Coinbase said that selling cryptocurrencies would trigger capital gains taxes and could create a cycle of selling more to cover the new taxes. Remember that tax applies only when you realize the gains. Capital losses aren’t taxable. The other option they suggested was to get loans in US

1414 GMT – The Iran war is unlikely to be resolved until the end of May, keeping the euro versus the dollar weaker compared with levels before the conflict, Commerzbank’s Michael Pfister says in a note. 1155 GMT – The dollar could strengthen further if flows into safe-haven assets rise due to the Iran conflict, MUFG Bank’s Derek Halpenny says in a note. In a more severe scenario where Brent crude rises to a range of $120 to $160 per barrel from $110 currently and equity markets take an even bigger hit, the DXY dollar index could rise close to 105, he says.

A newly proposed bipartisan bill that hopes to deliver digital asset tax clarity has already ran into opposition within the crypto industry.

NYSE Arca greenlit Morgan Stanley’s application on Wednesday to list shares of a spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund. Another Bitcoin ETF On Wall Street The exchange certified its approval for the “listing and registration” of Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust under the ticker MSBT, according to the latest SEC filing. Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas predicted an “imminent” launch following the listing announcement. Morgan Stanley Bitcoin ETF $MSBT got an official listing announcement from N

A weaker cryptocurrency backdrop pressures spot sales and staking revenue despite new segment growth

Renowned cryptocurrency analyst Willy Woo likened all cryptocurrency trading other than Bitcoin to gambling—unless you’re an insider who knows the game is rigged in your favor. Crypto Trading Like Gambling, Says Woo In an X post, Woo said that without an informational or structural edge, one shouldn’t invest in “crypto.” “Not that I recommend buying crypto, you need to be an insider to get an edge, it works like a casino, the house will take your money,” they argued. It’s worth mentioning here t

Markets opened in red on March 27 as geopolitical tensions kept investors on edge. The market reaction followed President Donald Trump's extension of a deadline tied to potential strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure to Apr. 6, signaling a temporary pause as negotiations continue. Trump ...

Coinbase Global (NASDAQ: COIN) and Robinhood Markets (NASDAQ: HOOD) both went public in 2021 riding retail trading enthusiasm and crypto euphoria. Both have delivered volatile rides since. Two Platforms, Two Very Different Outcomes Coinbase launched via direct listing in April 2021, opening at roughly $381 before the crypto market turned. The stock spent much of ... Had You Invested $1,000 in Coinbase or Robinhood IPOs, Here’s What You’d Have Today

Investing.com -- Bitcoin’s decline from record highs is unlikely to reverse until global liquidity improves, said David Grider of Finality Capital Partners, adding U.S.-Iran tensions have added to macro pressures by raising inflation concerns and pushing rate-cut expectations further out.

A new CoinShares report estimates up to 20% of bitcoin miners may be losing money on operations. AI pivot ramps up.

Fenbushi Capital's Bo Shen is offering a bounty to anyone who can help him recover some of the $42 million that was stolen in 2022.

Cipher Mining (NASDAQ:CIFR) is down 9% in Thursday trading, and Bitmine Immersion Technologies (NYSE:BMNR) is falling roughly 6% alongside it. No company-specific news is driving either move; this is a Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) story, through and through. Bitcoin is down about 3.5% over the past 24 hours, trading near $68,900. That might not sound like a dramatic ... Cipher Mining Falls 9%, Bitmine Immersion Drops 6%: Is Bitcoin’s Price Move Punishing Crypto Mining Stocks?

Better Home & Finance will offer Fannie Mae-conforming mortgages that allow the homebuyer to pledge Bitcoin or USDC for a loan instead of paying a cash downpayment.

IEUR, BBEU, and DBEU all track European equities, but the one you pick will determine whether the euro’s recent surge works for you or against you. For US investors looking to add European exposure, the core question is not which continent to bet on, but which structure fits your portfolio. Three ETFs dominate this conversation: ... How the Euro at $1.16 Changes Everything About These 3 Europe ETFs