Bitcoin (BTC) sellers resumed their activity on Thursday as the BTC price dropped below $69,000, the lowest since Nov. 6, ...

The price of Bitcoin crashed below $63,000 on Thursday, not far above the average production cost of publicly traded miners.

Bitcoin price jumped 5% after a rebound signal, but rising sell pressure and weak conviction now threaten to cap the rally.

The focus of financial-market meme-chasing has shifted from bitcoin to gold. The FOMO mindset that has driven crypto for so ...

Bitcoin price is stalling near $89,500 as a hidden on-chain threat grows. Charts and data point to rising breakdown risk ...

Bitcoin has dropped into historically “fire sale” levels on the Bitcoin Rainbow Chart, signaling deep undervaluation.

The XRP and BTC prices remained under pressure on Monday as demand waned, liquidations jumped, and the Crypto Fear and Greed ...

At a glance, the resemblance looks convincing: Nvidia and Alphabet dipped into long-term support, shook out weak hands, then ...

BTC price fails to turn its relief bounce into support as new multimonth lows come at the hands of US Bitcoin sellers.

JPMorgan strategist Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou sees Bitcoin outperforming gold in long term despite Bitcoin price crash.

Whether you already own bitcoin or plan to get some, sooner or later you’ll want to know how much the cryptocoins are worth when converted to your currency of choice. Later, you may want to know ...

MSTR price faces pressure after $3.5 billion in paper losses. Charts, money flow, and analyst data explain what’s next for MicroStrategy.