Bitcoin news

Investing.com -- Bitcoin prices showed signs of stabilization on Sunday, as the world’s largest cryptocurrency struggled to maintain a footing above the psychologically significant $70,000 mark. The digital asset is currently navigating a "risk-off" environment characterized by extreme geopolitical tension and a broader retreat from speculative assets across emerging and developed markets.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and Gold are the two most recognized store-of-value assets in the world. Both are built on the promise of holding value when everything else falls, but they are moving in completely opposite directions right now. Gold is trading near $5,200 an ounce after climbing 77% over the past year, hitting an all-time ... Bitcoin vs Gold: One Is Up 77%, the Other Is Down 47%. Here’s Which One Wall Street Is Picking for the Next 5 Years

Investing.com — A sharp spike in global energy prices and a deteriorating geopolitical outlook following the outbreak of the Iran war have significantly increased the probability of a global economic downturn, according to a report from BCA Research. The firm’s Global Investment Strategy (GIS) team has tactically downgraded global equities from neutral to underweight on a three-month horizon, citing a sharp negative shift in its proprietary MacroQuant model.

Kyivstar Group (NASDAQ:KYIV) reported sharply higher revenue and earnings for the fourth quarter and full year ended Dec. 31, 2025, as the company pointed to continued growth in mobile data usage, rising multi-play engagement, and rapid expansion of its digital services portfolio. Management also pr

The Iran conflict, which has disrupted trade and fueled inflation concerns, has driven Bitcoin’s sharp price swings. “It appears that Bitcoin is beginning to attract attention as a safe-haven asset, rising amid volatility in financial markets,” said Alex Kuptsikevich, chief market analyst at FxPro. The moves come as the latest statements from President Donald Trump and Iranian leader Mojtaba Khamenei indicate there is little sign of the conflict easing, a war that is disrupting energy flows and jolting global markets.

Shares of MARA Holdings (NASDAQ:MARA) are surging roughly 8% in Friday trading, with shares climbing toward $9.50 as of midday. The move comes as Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) pushes higher; meanwhile, the debate over whether MARA Holdings represents a deeply undervalued infrastructure play or a value trap is heating up again. The stock has been a lightning ... MARA Holdings Up 8%: The Most Divisive Stock in Crypto Just Made a Big Move

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and the S&P 500 are the two most common places people put money when they want long-term growth. One has averaged about 10% a year for the past century, while the other has turned early investors into millionaires but also wiped out 50% or more of their money multiple times along the ... Got $10,000 to Invest? Here’s What Bitcoin vs the S&P 500 Could Be Worth by 2030

The U.S. PCE inflation data, the Fed’s favorite inflation gauge, has come in lower than expectations. This data release comes just ahead of next week’s FOMC meeting, where the Fed is likely to hold rates steady. Meanwhile, Bitcoin extended its gains today on the back of this inflation data. PCE Inflation Falls To 2.8% In

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Government bonds, which typically rise during periods of market stress to cushion equity losses, are now moving in the same direction with stocks as oil markets are going through unprecedented turmoil. On Thursday, for example, bonds fell, sending two-year US yields up about 9 basis points to their highest level since August, while the S&P 500 Index dropped 1.5%. The strategies that have emerged since include selected equities, as well as option overlays and some more esoteric corners of the credit market, in addition to the dollar.

Bitcoin rose even as equities dropped, with analysts pointing to crypto-specific demand alongside geopolitical tensions driving energy markets higher.

Bitcoin is clinging to the psychological $70,000 level, but the ground beneath it is shaking. The culprit isn’t a crypto hack or exchange collapse; it is a massive surge in energy markets, with oil prices pushing toward $100 per barrel amid escalating US-Iran tensions. Can Bitcoin’s $70K floor hold against ...

Foundry Digital is debuting a Zcash mining pool. The top miner is betting big on a cryptocurrency that remains more than 90% below its 2016 trading level. Digital asset entrepreneurs have said Zcash is still relevant as people increasingly value privacy.

Glassnode’s Accumulation Trend Score just hit 0.04. Basically zero, signaling a bearish Bitcoin price prediction. That means holders across almost every wallet size have flipped to active selling. It is one of the most bearish readings this metric can print. And yet, the Bitcoin price is still near $70,000. So ...

XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) has a settled SEC lawsuit, seven live ETFs with $1.44 billion in cumulative inflows, and a stablecoin in RLUSD that just crossed $1.5 billion in market cap. Yet none of it has been enough to stop the XRP price from falling roughly 35% over the past year, and 62% from July 2025’s ... Why the XRP Price Can’t Break Out Until Bitcoin Clears $75,000

B. Riley Securities analysts expect MicroStrategy (now known as Strategy) to gain more than 25% from current levels.

Bitcoin dropped to just over $60,000 per token in February, and while the price has recovered to over $70,000, the leading cryptocurrency remains substantially below the October 2025 record high. COIN, a leading cryptocurrency trading platform, has moved lower and higher with the leading cryptocurrency.

The original cryptocurrency fell as much as 2% following attacks on two oil tankers in Iraqi waters, before settling in at around $70,000 during New York trading hours. Bitcoin has been relatively stable compared with other assets since the US and Israel initiated a bombing campaign against Iran on Feb. 28. In recent days, it jumped back above $73,000 as investors sought safety in liquid assets.

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