Bitcoin whipsawed in a volatile trading session after a selloff that briefly dragged the token to a more than 50% retreat from its October peak.

Analysts hint at historical Bitcoin data.

The upshot is the hedge funds faced a perfect storm and, as the crypto market slumped further this week, the value of their ...

Traders on X are pointing to everything from a Hong Kong fund blowup to yen funding stress and even quantum security fears as ...

The largest transfers went to credit and trading firm Two Prime, which received more than 660 BTC, while additional chunks ...

Despite thousands of alternative tokens and institutional adoption, crypto markets in 2026 still largely move in lockstep ...

Bitcoin bounced back from its unprecedented sell-off to $60,000, but BTC futures data suggest that traders are not feeling ...

Bitcoin crashes 34% to $64,000 but MicroStrategy's Saylor calls $1 million 'inevitable' as Arthur Hayes, Cathie Wood target ...

The Bitcoin crash pushed BTC below $65K—its worst week since FTX. Yet over 190 companies holding 956,000 BTC haven't sold.

Bitcoin prices regained some ground Friday, after suffering their worst decline since 2022. The selloff initially extended in ...

CNBC's MacKenzie Sigalos reports on news regarding bitcoin.