Investing.com-- Bitcoin price fell slightly on Friday, reversing some gains seen over the past two days as a slew of warnings from Federal Reserve officials largely cooled optimism over interest rate ...

Retail giant Walmart's shares rise 7% after beating earnings expectations, attracting high-income shoppers. Bitcoin shows a bullish breakout above $65,000, signaling potential gains. Meanwhile, ...

Sektor kryptowalutowy podlega gwałtownym zmianom od początku 2024 roku, a Bitcoin (BTC), jako jego najważniejszy przedstawiciel, nie jest wyjątkiem. - Hotnews ...

The Bitcoin network activity has dropped to lows previously seen in February 2019. At that time, BTC was trading at $6,380.

As Bitcoin benefits from the euphoria around the latest US inflation data, technical indicators suggest Bitcoin is facing a new record high.

As long as Bitcoin sustains $60,000 support, it can continue rally to new ATH. Analysts say the bull market is not over and we are at the start of a new uptrend. Soon after the release of the US CPI ...

But a lesser-known feature of Bitcoin is its “halving events”. There have been four halving events so far, with the most recent in April 2024 – and they can have a significant effect on its price ...

Lower Bitcoin market volatility often heralds the onset of significant bull runs, suggesting that the current trend could propel prices toward the $100,000 to $150,000 range soon.

One trading desk has seen an uptick in call buying activity with targets of as high as $120,000 for December 2024.

Monetary easing is positive for risk assets such as Cryptocurrencies, spurring the current rise in Bitcoin’s price. Traders and analysts expect that lower interest rates will provide a boost to both ...

If someone asked you about the hottest story in crypto this week, the unexpected answer might be meme stocks. Even though they are not part of the crypto world, the meme stocks Gamestop (GME) and AMC ...

Bitcoin prices have surged recently, rising to their highest value in weeks as bullish factors, including modest inflation, fueled gains.