Bitcoin faced heightened volatility on Monday, falling by 5% to $85,000, after former President Donald Trump proposed a U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve plan. The announcement
Bitcoin and Ethereum posted gains in early 2025, while smaller cryptocurrencies faced significant volatility amid ongoing regulatory challenges. Bitcoin rose by 3% to 90,000, and Ethereum
Bitcoin, the flagship cryptocurrency, has tumbled by 10% in a single day, reflecting the bearish pressure currently weighing on the broader crypto market. The decline
Bitcoin’s price has tumbled to approximately $80,500 in early Asian trading, marking a 3.45% drop on the day and a nearly 25% decline from its
Asian markets delivered mixed results as weak global sentiment and concerns over U.S. tariffs weighed on investor confidence. Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 opened 0.81% lower, while
Crypto exchange Bybit suffered a massive security breach on February 21, 2025, resulting in the theft of $1.5 billion in cryptocurrency. The heist, one of
Bitcoin traded within a narrow range this week as investors awaited clarity on U.S. tariffs and the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decisions. The cryptocurrency inched
In a swift recovery, Bitcoin’s price ascended to $99,000 after President Donald Trump announced a delay in implementing 25% tariffs on imports from Mexico and
Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are stepping into the spotlight as major contributors to Nasdaq 100’s performance, challenging the long-held dominance of big tech companies. Analysts suggest