Bitcoin news

Oil prices rose on worries about renewed disruptions to Middle East supply and the possibility of U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran. Brent crude closed at its highest since April 29.

Forget this year's lackluster returns. Bitcoin could be the top-performing asset of the next decade.

Analysts have cut Soluna Holdings fair value estimate from US$4 to US$3.0 per share, a 25% reduction that resets expectations around what the stock might be worth. This pricing shift sits alongside commentary that weighs target cuts against continued support for Soluna Holdings move from Bitcoin hosting toward high performance computing leasing and the new joint venture structure. As you read on, you will see how these updated targets fit into the broader narrative and what to watch as it...

Bitcoin trades below $83,000, the level Benjamin Cowen says would void his bearish path through the Fed, oil and bonds.

October is usually a decent month for Bitcoin, but it hasn't been this time around.

Coinbase and PayPal are two major players in the future of finance, but their vastly different business models and valuations present investors with a difficult choice.

Investing.com -- Bitcoin traded under $81,000 as large-holder withdrawals and institutional wallet activity raised hopes of a recovery towards $84,000, despite continued uncertainty across cryptocurrency markets.

For three straight election cycles, Bitcoin found its floor within weeks of midterm voting. This year the pattern shattered, but whether that means the worst is already over or a deeper drop still looms depends on one critical price level.

CME futures launched, ETF filings hit the SEC, and two rival payment coins are pulling in opposite directions heading into year-end. One of them just made a 46% move in a single week, and the other can barely attract a dollar of ETF inflows.

Shiba Inu is sitting 94% below its all-time high while rival memecoins surge past it, and the math behind its massive token supply raises serious questions about whether 10 million SHIB can grow meaningfully by 2030.

Nine popular cryptocurrencies trade under $1 right now, but steep price drops and ballooning token supplies mean most of them face serious headwinds. A few stand out from the pack, and the reasons why may surprise even seasoned crypto investors.

Solana has swung wildly from $74 to $115 and back down, leaving investors wondering whether the token can reclaim lost ground or sink further before 2030. Three scenarios reveal just how wide the gap is between SOL's best and worst possible futures.

Bitcoin could attract growing corporate demand as Bitcoin for Corporations co-founder Alan Helm urges companies to diversify their cash reserves.Why Should Companies Allocate to Bitcoin?In an interview with Bitcoin Magazine on Wednesday, Helm said institutional conversations around Bitcoin have shifted...

Bitcoin, TRON, and Hyperliquid each make a case for your $500, but the fees, dilution risks, and ETF outflows swirling around each coin could quietly erase your gains before the market even moves against you.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: $BTC) and other cryptocurrencies remain under pressure as market volatility worsens and technology...

Billionaire investor Chamath Palihapitiya says Bitcoin has a ceiling on its value and believes a future hack could eventually send it to zero. Why Palihapitiya Thinks Bitcoin Is Capped Palihapitiya told the Moonshots podcast that traditional crypto lacks the fungibility...

Dogecoin sits nearly 90% below its all-time high while a new platform launch stirs fresh speculation, so we asked Grok AI exactly what conditions would need to line up for the original memecoin to finally crack the $1 barrier.

XRP and Cardano both surged in late summer before losing much of those gains, and the factors driving each coin's next move point in very different directions heading into year-end.

Financial stocks fell in late Friday afternoon trading with the NYSE Financial Index dropping 1.1% a

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: $BTC) traded near $81,400 on Friday, little changed on the day and roughly where it ended last wee...