There's seemingly no place for investors to hide right now.

Bitcoin fell more than 7% on Saturday.

Bitcoin price crash analysis shows this 10% drop was not driven by just derivatives. The real BTC price trigger came earlier.

As Bitcoin hovers around $89,500, traders are bracing for a deeper slump before any shot at $100,000 comes back into view.

Bitcoin (BTC) has historically moved in four-year cycles tied to its halving events, with prices typically peaking 12-18 months after each supply cut before sliding into a prolonged bear market. This ...

Cryptocurrency prices fell dramatically this week, with Ethereum losing more than 10% in 24 hours. Caution from the Federal Reserve about a December rate cut is taking its toll. Bitcoin is still up 50 ...

As one of the leading top-tier large cap cryptocurrencies in the market, Bitcoin Cash's price moves matter a great deal. Today, investors are clearly looking to take risk off the table, with most ...

The crypto market hasn’t reached “euphoric levels,” which means less reason to expect a major landslide, according to Lyn Alden. A significant crash for Bitcoin and the broader crypto market doesn’t ...

Robert Kiyosaki ignores short-term price fluctuations in Bitcoin and gold, focusing on long-term economic trends and ...

Speaking on the What Bitcoin Did podcast, Strategy chairman Michael Saylor pushed back against criticism of companies issuing equity or debt to buy Bitcoin. Strategy chairman Michael Saylor defended ...