Kiyosaki sees Trump's tariffs as a catalyst for possible price declines in gold, silver, and Bitcoin. However, he emphasized that the real underlying concern remains the growing debt burden

Bitcoin’s price slump aligns with Trump’s tariffs rollouts. As economic conditions tighten, are risk assets like crypto in for more pain ahead?

Argo Blockchain's interim CEO, Jim MacCallum, bought more than 70,000 of the company's shares in an insider transaction

Bitcoin dominance has surged to nearly 62%, its highest level since 2021, as altcoins struggle to keep up.

Satoshi Act Fund founder and CEO, Dennis Porter, is certain that Utah will be the first state to pass a strategic Bitcoin reserve legislation in the U.S

Weekly inflows have fallen from the billions to $527m last week, mostly due to volatile investor sentiments such as DeepSeek and tariffs

Bybit’s CEO Ben Zhou opined that the ongoing crypto market liquidation event might be far larger than widely reported and believed.

A Russian cybercrime gang called "Crazy Evil" is behind a new rash of sophisticated spear-phishing attacks that steal crypto from victims

The crypto market has plunged into the fear zone of the crypto fear and greed index, sliding to sentiment levels last seen in October 2024

Market turmoil from Trump tariffs has lowered MicroStrategy's stock MSTR by 5.31%. The question is whether the stock will remain a proxy for Bitcoin or fall like most stock prices.

Inflows into spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the United States sharply tapered off over the past week amid the Fed’s decision on interest rate cuts and a broader risk-off sentiment

Nobel Prize winning economist Eugene Fama says if Bitcoin isn't going to burst in ten years, economists will have to reinvent Monetary Theory

Litecoin (LTC) and Mantra (OM) rallied in double-digits this week. Technical and on-chain analysis suggests the two altcoins are poised for further gains next week. Bitcoin’s flash crash under $100,000 and its return above $104,000 have fuelled optimism among crypto traders. 

Bitcoin and other crypto coins are crashing as investors embrace a risk-off sentiment because of the threat of tariffs by Donald Trump

Bitcoin price has crashed, but there are signs that the coin will bounce back in the next few days after forming a bullish flag pattern

With expanding stablecoin liquidity historically linked to price gains, another Bitcoin rally may be on the horizon because USDT and USDC market caps have been increasing.

BTC ended January with a 9% monthly surge.

The total value of wrecked positions is well above $500 million on a daily scale.

The precious metal exceeded the $2,800/oz mark for the first time ever on Friday.

Bitcoin options volatility has been on a decline since Monday’s risk-off event; however, Ethereum’s has been more bullish, while Solana’s has been stable.

The largest crypto market crash for months has wiped out hundreds of billions as altcoins took the brunt of the beating. 

BTC plunged to under $92,000 a few hours ago.

A busy week lies ahead on the United States economic calendar and markets are already in freefall as we begin the first week of a new month. 

The company's massive stash remains tall at over 470,000 BTC.

Bitcoin is once again dropping lower after failing to breach the $108K resistance level. Investors are worried that this could be the start of a much

SOL is down by 8% since last Saturday.

The BTC dominance has skyrocketed by 2.5% in a day.

“Although the price of bitcoin has responded to the potentially crypto-friendly Trump administration, hiring has not,” Barclays said.

The ETF will carry the ticker 'MNRS' on the New York Stock Exchange Arca.

As central banks mull Bitcoin's potential as a reserve asset, the head of the ECB emphasizes its risks.

After acquiring Bitstamp, the retail trading juggernaut is giving U.S. customers the option to buy cryptocurrency futures.

Users are betting on whether MicroStrategy's aggressive Bitcoin acquisition strategy will soon push its holdings to 500,000 BTC.

Fresh tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada may lead to broader economic uncertainty, impacting Bitcoin and ethereum.

XRP and Bitcoin are two of the most popular cryptocurrencies, but I think one appears to be the safer buy over the next four years.

Bitcoin’s adoption is growing, but Perianne Boring believes it has yet to reach the communities that need it most.

Both Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) and the Official Trump meme coin, with the ticker TRUMP, are among the most well-known meme plays out there at the moment. Dogecoin is the meme coin that started its entire asset class within cryptocurrency, and many years later it's still alive and kicking, with an impressively large market cap of around $47 billion. As you can see, on average Dogecoin shares a high degree of correlation with the action of Bitcoin.

2025 will see the greatest surge of Americans turning 65, with an average of more than 11,000 people reaching the milestone every day.

The cryptocurrency has surged 500% over the past year, with investors hoping that the legal issues plaguing XRP will soon end.

Altcoins fared far worse than bitcoin as the new U.S. president seemingly ignited a trade war.

Warren Buffett is one of the most-watched investors on the face of the planet. It might sound bananas, but I think Warren Buffett-led Berkshire Hathaway would be smart to buy Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) right now. Focusing on things he fully understands means it's no surprise that Buffett hasn't really been a fan of Bitcoin.

Donald Trump ran a pro-crypto campaign last year. After he won on Nov. 5, most major cryptocurrencies surged in value. XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) is up by 511% since that date, and Bitcoin has climbed by 52%.

Since January 2023, Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is up a mind-blowing 533%. The one at the top of my list is Solana (CRYPTO: SOL), which is up an astounding 2,315% over that same time period. In order to value Solana, then, you need to peek under the hood to see where the real growth is occurring.

The price of Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, has surged past $100,000 and many altcoins also skyrocketed. The price of meme token Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) has surged 112% since election night. Crypto proponents are optimistic about a regulatory environment that is less burdensome than under former President Joe Biden and likely outright bullish for the sector.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has been on an incredible run over the past six months, rising by 50% in value and hitting a massive milestone along the way, as it topped $100,000 for the first time ever. Crypto investors have been bullish on the recent election results, hopeful that President Donald Trump will help the digital currency reach even higher levels in the years ahead. There's a lot of excitement around the cryptocurrency, and the Trump administration has already made a significant announcement that could prove to be a catalyst to drive the price of Bitcoin even higher.

SINGAPORE/PARIS (Reuters) -Cryptocurrency prices slid on Monday, with bitcoin at a three-week low, as the risk of a trade war spooked investors and caused a selloff across financial markets. Bitcoin, the world's biggest cryptocurrency, hit a three-week low of $91,441.89 overnight and stood at $95,730.35 at 0941 GMT, down 6.2% on the day. Over the weekend, U.S. President Donald Trump imposed 25% tariffs on Mexican and most Canadian imports, and 10% on goods from China, starting on Tuesday.

According to Larry Fink, CEO of asset management giant BlackRock, Bitcoin could eventually soar as high as $700,000. In an interview with Bloomberg at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, Fink outlined a potential scenario that could send Bitcoin on a path to $700,000. Right now, we're at a point where allocating even 1% of a portfolio to Bitcoin is considered risky, especially if you're a pension fund, endowment fund, or other large institutional investor.

BTC, ETH, SOL all slide as the market digests the impact of the possibility of a global trade war.

BTC, ETH, SOL all down as the market digests the impact of the possibility of a global trade war

Bitcoin retreated below $95,000 on Sunday over concerns about the potential impacts of the tariffs announced by the Trump administration. Watch these crucial chart levels.

The probability has doubled from last week as the renewed trade war between the U.S. and its major trading partners threatens to inject inflation into the global economy.