“That was the Bitcoin Dominance bottom, effectively confirming an end to the Altcoin Season we saw at the end of 2024 BTC,” ...

Bitcoin (BTC) spiked to $100,000 at the Feb. 7 Wall Street open as US employment data dealt risk assets much needed relief.

Bitcoin's price crashed to $97,000 today, down from highs of $109,500, as global financial markets see a widespread decline.

Long term investors have sold off over 20,000 BTC as Bitcoin slips 7.5% in the past week but analysts see buying opportunity.

Bitcoin’s network activity was at its lowest since February 2024, with a sharp decline in mempool transactions.

Bitcoin shot up from the $91,000 price level in the past day and claimed a high of $102,000 while altcoins also soared.

“Gold prices have risen in a straight-line higher, even as volatility shook the S&P 500. In fact, even as the US Dollar hit a ...

Bitcoin dropped to $96.8K as selling pressure increased. New investor activity slowed, but positive funding rates hint at a potential rebound.