Bitcoin news

Morgan Stanley's Michael Gapen expects a Fed hold on Wednesday but says the central bank will still signal more rate hikes.

Litecoin is bleeding out faster than nearly every major crypto, and the road back to $70 depends on a chain of events that has yet to even begin. Here is what traders are watching and what happens if it all falls apart.

China’s AI bubble keeps deflating. Here are two scenarios for Bitcoin and what analysts expect next for its price.

Bitcoin faces a growing quantum security threat. Why experts say a migration deadline is needed before it's too late.

Willy Woo ran 10,000 simulations and landed on a Bitcoin price target that would require the market to do something it has not pulled off since the asset was a fraction of its current size. Here is what has to go right for that to happen.

The IRS treats every crypto swap as a taxable sale, meaning a simple Bitcoin-to-Ethereum trade could leave you with an unexpected bill. Your holding period and cost basis determine exactly how much you owe, and the gap between those two factors is wider than most traders realize.

Strategy Inc has had a wild few years, with the share price up 234.0% over three years and closely tied to its large Bitcoin holdings. These holdings now sit alongside buybacks, preferred dividends and index eligibility questions. With all of that affecting the ticker, the key question for investors is whether the current market value still lines up with the company’s book value. A 234.0% gain over three years puts a lot of weight on whether the balance sheet, and especially the equity base,...

ETH sits 15% below a key price level with ETF outflows piling up, a major upgrade delayed indefinitely, and sellers hitting it harder than Bitcoin. Several factors need to align fast for any November recovery to happen.

Galaxy Digital just declared the crypto winter over and told clients to buy Bitcoin now, but the price keeps sliding lower while major traders bet against it. Something does not add up.

Hyperliquid's biggest Bitcoin traders just flipped short for the first time in months, but whether they're calling a crash or quietly protecting their bags changes everything about what happens next.

Entrepreneur Mark Cuban stated that technology companies like Apple Inc. and Google parent Alphabet Inc. are currently trading as “meme stocks” driven by “perceived value” rather than financial fundamentals. Cuban made these remarks during an interview with host Steven Bartlett....

The early Uber investor says money is better spent on AI than on what he calls a “dead network.”

Bitcoin rebounded after briefly slipping below $80,000, but bearish positioning among large traders raises questions about whether the recovery can last.

Strategy just skipped its regular Bitcoin buys to spend $205 million elsewhere, leaving a much smaller rival to carry the weight of corporate treasury buying. Whether that shift signals trouble for Bitcoin's grip on $80,000 is the question every crypto investor is asking right now.

Franklin Templeton has delivered a strong multi year share price run, and the question now is whether the returns it earns on its capital are enough to support where the stock trades today. Over the past 3 years the stock has gained 61.4%, which puts the spotlight on whether that kind of share performance lines up with the returns the business is generating on the money it invests. Recent moves to launch equity ETFs with embedded Bitcoin exposure and to expand asset backed finance through...

Brian Armstrong says lab-made gold and diamonds are real, but nothing can raise Bitcoin’s 21 million cap.

Cardone says he has Bitcoin inside his real estate dealings, and thinks that could end up being the better investment.

When the internet first took off, people asked what you could possibly do with an email address. Michael Levine, CFO of Fireblocks, believes blockchain is at that same early stage today. Levine sits down with JD Durkin at Money 20/20 USA in Las Vegas to explain how Fireblocks, the digital asset infrastructure platform used by asset managers, hedge funds, payments companies and some of the world’s biggest banks, is seeing banks and payments companies now drive more transaction volume than crypto trading firms. He shares how the passage of the GENIUS Act opened the door for banks to explore tokenized deposits and tokenized real world assets, and why, borrowing from Wayne Gretzky, everyone knows where the puck is going, even if institutions are skating there at different speeds. Levine also explains why many of his CFO peers still confuse stablecoins with Bitcoin, and why he expects tokenized stocks to become so common that most people won’t even realize they own them.

Financial stocks were lower in late Tuesday afternoon trading, with the NYSE Financial Index decreas

After falling below $58,000 per token, Bitcoin has recovered. After the implosive price action that halved Bitcoin's value from October 2025 through July 2026, Bitcoin could be back on track for another explosive rally.