For the first time since 2019, Bitcoin has outperformed Tesla stock, indicating a significant shift in investor sentiment towards cryptocurrencies.
Unveiling plans to phase in a 30% tax on crypto mining power usage, intensifying regulatory pressures on the industry.
Experts remain divided on whether the market has priced in the upcoming reduction in Bitcoin supply. Historical precedents suggest a price increase, yet this halving’s unique circumstances may challenge old assumptions.
Crypto trader Avraham Eisenberg was convicted on Thursday in relation to trades he made in October 2022.
Large bitcoin investors haven't started to buy the dip yet, suggesting that the correction may continue for a while, an LMAX Group strategist noted.
Most altcoins have plummeted by 30% or more in the past week, while Bitcoin trades at $62,000.
Hong Kong regulators on Monday approved the launch of spot bitcoin and ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
Set for April 19, the halving will cut miner rewards from 6.25 to 3.125 bitcoins per block, potentially increasing Bitcoin's value through heightened scarcity and reduced new supply.
The upcoming halving will be unlike any other that came before it for one key reason: Professional investors have entered crypto.
Traders are bullishly betting Bitcoin will rise above $100,000 before the end of the year.
Having traded around $65,000 for most of the past month, the world’s leading cryptocurrency by market value rallied to above the $72,000 on Monday morning London time.
Surge in spam transactions reveals vulnerabilities, pushing for a transaction fee overhaul.
