Bitcoin (BTC) has gone down by 3.4% in the last 7 days after it made a new all-time high at around $112,000 per coin.

Bitcoin is up over 2% from its recent lower low of around $103,068 set on Saturday, although its recovery stint on Tuesday stalled at approximately $106,800. This lock-step uptick comes amid declining ...

Gold consolidates below the $3,500 region, while Bitcoin trades within the $105,000–$115,000 range and prepares for its next move.

The global bond crisis and U.S. debt boost Bitcoin's appeal; sentiment and seasonality favor gains until mid-June. Click here ...

Key Takeaways XRP ETF approval expected in June could attract billions in new investments. Bullish technical patterns signal ...

With risk appetite fading, the total crypto market cap dropped by over 2 percent to $3.36 trillion, revisiting early May ...

Here's what Capriole Fund founder Charles Edwards has to say about Bitcoin's price outlook for June as he compares BTC to ...

Dogecoin breakout may be near as technical patterns suggest a strong rally. Experts see DOGE aiming for $1 in 2025 amid ...

Bitcoin price crash or supercycle? Experts warn June could confirm it. See key signals, May close risk, and BTC’s $200K ...

Despite Bitcoin price dropping 1.3%, whale accumulation and exchange outflows suggest that long-term bullish sentiment remains intact.

The Bitcoin price dropped 2% as an analyst says BTC “will go parabolic,” while investors flock to this Bitcoin-gifting ICO.

Bitcoin sell pressure is weakening, while institutional investor demand continues to rise. Is $118,000 BTC's next stop?