Bitcoin news

Bitcoin Magazine TV’s Sean Hagan shares his case for three stocks.

Economist and longtime Bitcoin (CRYPTO: $BTC) critic Peter Schiff warned that bitcoin's recent strength could s...

Metaplanet introduced a net interest income strategy Monday, aiming to invest a portion of its capital into income-...

The United States of America and China, often opposed to each other, seem to find consensus on an unlikely subject.

Bernstein and Michaël van de Poppe both see Bitcoin surging to historic levels within months, but the math and the calendar may have other plans.

The Nasdaq-listed bitcoin treasury company, co-founded by Vivek Ramaswamy, paid roughly $169 million for 2,000 coins last week and now holds 29,462 BTC.

All three assets grew over the past decade, but one turned $1,000 into more than $137,000.

Treasury just pulled back two proposed crypto surveillance rules, and the headlines are calling it a landmark win for financial privacy. But the fine print tells a different story about what actually changed and who it protects.

In the last 15 years, this cryptocurrency's price has skyrocketed 1,700,000%.

A chart analyst has mapped XRP onto a 2016 pattern that ends near $23, but that same roadmap opens with months of straight losses before any rally begins. The catch sitting inside this bullish call deserves a closer look.

An anonymous 4chan user called Bitcoin's October 2025 peak to the day way back in 2023. Could they be right again?

During the October 1 episode of Mad Money, Jim Cramer reviewed the Nasdaq 100’s third-quarter performance and questioned buying Strategy Inc (NASDAQ:MSTR) as a way to gain Bitcoin exposure. He said: Alright, what about the Nasdaq 100, which finished up 2.47%? The gains here don’t offer much insight sadly. Bitcoin finally rallied and that took […]

Financial stocks rose in late Monday afternoon trading with the NYSE Financial Index adding 0.8% and

China is shutting banks at a record pace as bad loans rise. See what Fitch says about contagion and how Bitcoin could feel it.

Short sellers have stacked leveraged positions just above Bitcoin's current price, and if that cluster breaks, forced buying could ignite a chain reaction with nowhere obvious to stop.

The agency approved a Cboe rule letting six Volatility Shares funds that triple the daily moves of Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas list on a U.S. exchange.

While Bitcoin and Ethereum sit far from their peaks and most major coins need massive rallies just to break even, one cryptocurrency is knocking on its all-time high with forces pulling it in opposite directions.

Financial stocks rose in Monday afternoon trading with the NYSE Financial Index and the State Street

The SEC just greenlit triple-leveraged Bitcoin and Ether funds, but the math behind how these products work reveals a hidden trap that can drain your balance even when crypto trends in your favor.

CFTC Chairman Michael Selig said they were proposing their first crypto market rules, Regulation CTX and Regulation CAM.