Bitcoin news

Investing.com -- Bitcoin hovered near $85,000 on Sunday as investors weighed a new U.S. regulatory development that could expand leveraged exposure to the world’s largest cryptocurrency.

As investors look for ways to diversify, Bitcoin could soar to new highs.

Peter Brandt calls XRP a fool coin where network growth never reaches token holders, but ChatGPT pushed back with a fair value estimate and two wildly different 2027 scenarios that put the debate in sharper focus.

Ethereum ETFs pulled in $690 million one week, then sent investors rushing for the exits the next. Whether that reversal signals a deeper shift in appetite or just routine quarter-end shuffling could reshape how crypto funds compete heading into Q4.

Chainlink just landed a major connection to the global banking network Swift, and its price surged then stalled. Whether that partnership signals a genuine breakout or just another fleeting headline could determine if LINK climbs 55% or craters below $12 before 2027.

Cardano just posted a 25% monthly gain while sitting 92% below its all-time high, and a brand-new RealFi platform could tip the balance on where ADA lands before the year closes out.

NEAR Intents stopped tens of millions in stolen Bitget funds, then suffered its own breach two days later, all while the token was riding one of crypto's most explosive monthly rallies. Whether that rally survives the fallout depends on what nervous holders do next.

Bitcoin pulled in billions while Solana barely cracked half a billion, yet one simple calculation flips the entire story of which crypto ETF investors actually favor right now.

A $388 million hack stripped Bitget of hundreds of millions in customer funds overnight, and the hackers used privacy tools and decentralized protocols to vanish with most of it. What happened next reveals exactly how much protection exchange users actually have when things go wrong.

This Nasdaq stock trades at $156. A 214-year-old bank says it’s going to $240

Trump's $5,000 dividend pledge faces long odds as Democrats lead the midterm race, leaving Bitcoin's reaction uncertain.

Robinhood just handed US traders the ability to control 10 times their money in Bitcoin and Ether, and the timing could not be more loaded. With hundreds of millions already wiped out in a single day of crypto liquidations, the question is whether this move stabilizes the market or lights a fuse.

Bitcoin has staged an impressive quarterly comeback, but millions of buyers are still watching their portfolios bleed red. Whether you break even depends entirely on one number: the price you paid.

Bitcoin just posted its best September in over a decade while government bonds hit yields unseen since 2002, a combination that defies almost every rule of how investors are supposed to behave. Something has to give.

Has Bitcoin finally hit bottom? Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong thinks so, and Bitcoin's past cycles offer some useful clues.

CoinShares is closing two crypto ETFs on October 21, which forces a taxable sale on shareholders who never clicked sell. For retirees collecting Social Security, that involuntary gain can quietly push hundreds or thousands of extra dollars into taxable income.

Strategy's chart put its own common stock at 94% and Bitcoin at 39%, leaving the preferred between stocks and bonds on its own measure.

ChatGPT and Grok both backed Solana over Bitcoin in a race to their respective price targets, even though Solana faces a steeper climb. Their reasoning reveals a surprising case built on volatility, fund flows, and a dominant player hiding behind the headline numbers.

The SEC approved a Cboe rule change on Friday that allows six triple-leveraged products to list, including funds tied to Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Billions poured into Bitcoin funds throughout September, then something shifted on the very last trading day of the quarter. The answer reveals a hidden pattern that repeats every three months across crypto markets.