Bitcoin is in the grip of “mild crypto winter” for two main reasons, according to the CEO of financial advisory giant deVere Group, as the recent drop in prices provides important lower
Five-minute Bitcoin bets is more akin to gambling, not investing, and could damage the reputation of a serious financial asset, a leading crypto advocate has warned, drawing a clear line between speculation
Bitcoin is surging as markets rebound and President Donald Trump reinforces his support for the digital assets sector in its ongoing confrontation with traditional Wall Street banks. The benchmark cryptocurrency jumped 8%
By Zain Vawda Bitcoin continues to toil in a landscape of intensifying geopolitical conflict and regulatory hurdles. The world’s leading cryptocurrency is struggling to maintain its footing, currently hovering around the $67,000
A week before year’s end, estimates for Bitcoin’s closing price ranged from $85,000 to $111,000, creating a $26,000 gap that could have pushed 2025 into either positive or deeper negative territory. In
Bitcoin may well outperform both the NASDAQ and gold over the coming weeks, if we see a recovery rally in risk assets following the recent correction, according to Nigel Green, CEO of
Bitcoin’s sharp fall below $100,000 could be shaping the next major buying opportunity for those with a medium- to long-term horizon, according to the CEO of financial advisory giant deVere Group. Nigel
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reportedly contemplating a sale of the country’s confiscated Bitcoin stash — some 61,000 BTC seized in a 2018 fraud bust — to alleviate an estimated £20 bln fiscal
BlackRock significantly ramped up its digital asset exposure in the first half of 2025, adding nearly $24 bln to its crypto portfolio, according to Finbold’s H1 2025 Cryptocurrency Market Report. The asset manager’s
Bitcoin’s blistering rise to a fresh all-time high above $110,000, driven by a number of positive factors, has torched expectations — and it’s forcing a reappraisal of what’s possible in 2025. According
