The prospect of rate cuts and a Ukraine peace deal are some of the factors that could explain why Bitcoin is up.

After tumbling 35% from its recent highs, the cryptocurrency is showing hints of a rebound this week as investor sentiment has slightly improved. Only a week after experiencing a dreaded “death cross, ...

Bitcoin is continuing a Thanksgiving week rally on Friday, rising back to as high as $93,000 before pulling back a bit. Riot ...

The crypto asset price fell thanks to concerns sparked overseas.

Improved trading sentiment this past week, largely attributable to a hardening belief that the Fed will cut rates in a fortnight, has benefited most risk assets, but bitcoin especially. A week ago, it ...

Fairlead Strategies’ founder and technical analysis expert Katie Stockton says the fate of US stocks hinges on how Bitcoin trades over the weekend. The risk-off sentiment driven primarily by ...

Deutsche Bank predicts Bitcoin could be added to central bank reserves by 2030 as its volatility falls and its behavior resembles gold, despite not being “backed by anything.” Recent surges in gold ...

The benchmark crypto fell alongside a wider selloff in risk assets Thursday Bitcoin tumbled on Thursday and is now trading 22% below its record high from Oct. 6. Bitcoin fell to its lowest level in ...

Currently, the Bitcoin price is trading at $93,794, semi-unchanged in the past 24 hours, with a $124 billion trading volume.

Bitcoin is up about 22% year to date. Bitcoin is about to enter what has historically been its best quarter, which could see the cryptocurrency set a new all-time high by year's end, one analyst says.