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Bitcoin under pressure as comeback fadesBitcoin fell to $39,262 on the Bitstamp exchange. That is roughly 30 per cent above its Wednesday low, but just below its 200-day moving av...- As Bitcoin, Ether, Dogecoin show their true colours, experts tell you what to do nowA steep 30 per cent drop followed by an equally sharp recovery in the Bitcoin have made investors jittery.
- Ethereum breaks past $3,000 to quadruple in value in 2021The launch of ether exchange-traded funds in Canada and surging demand for ether wallets to transact non-fungible tokens such as digital ar...
- Bitcoin above $60,000 again on talk of reduced supplyThe world’s biggest and best-known cryptocurrency is up 118.3% from the year’s low of $27,734 on Jan. 4.
- Former Wall Street trader seeks to make sense of crypto worldStablecoins -- or tokens pegged to other assets that are designed to be less volatile -- have seen an increase in usage in certain corners ...
- JPMorgan sees ‘high anticipation’ for CME Bitcoin options launchJPMorgan calculates intrinsic value by treating Bitcoin as a commodity
- Weekends are the Wild West for bitcoin, but nobody knows whySurges in weekend activity since May accounts for about 40% of Bitcoin’s price gains this year.
- Bitcoin extends losses, down more than 20% to below $6,300Bitcoin fell to as low as $6,178 at Bitstamp exchange
- Bitcoin tops $8,000 as it hits highest since July 2018There is no real fundamental explanation as to why bitcoin, the original cryptocurrency, hit a 10-month high on Monday.
- China's offshore yuan weakest since December after Beijing adds tariffsSterling and the euro both firmed 0.1 per cent, to $1.2968 and $1.1236, respectively.
- Did you notice? Bitcoin surged $1,000 this weekendBitcoin rose as much as 6.9% to $7,445, before trading at $7,323.86 as of 2:15 p.m.
- Bitcoin jumps as much as 6% to new six-month highBitcoin climbed more than 6 percent to briefly break $5,700, its highest since November 14.
- Bitcoin rises after a terrible month, don't call it a bottom yetThe largest digital token rallied on Wednesday, climbing 5.8 per cent to $3,987.
- Bitcoin extends slide to below $4,500; loses 30% in a weekOther cryptocurrencies also fell sharply, with Ethereum's ether losing 10 percent and Ripple's XRP down 13 per cent.
- Bitcoin sinks to new 13-month lowBitcoin was last down 5.2 percent at $5270.
- Birthday blues for bitcoin as investors face year-on-year lossBy 1300 GMT, bitcoin was trading at $6,263 on the BitStamp exchange.
- Bitcoin's rare month of calm shows frenzy turning into apathyBitcoin has traded in a $732 range since Sept. 7, swinging no more than 12% from peak to trough.
- Bitcoin jumps back above $6,000 to give respite to investorsSaturday’s rise marks a pause from the jarring decline through most of 2018.
- Bitcoin's 'Death Cross' looms as strategist eyes $2,800Tech indicators suggest that the world’s largest digital currency may have further to fall.
- Winklevoss twins develop a new app that monitors Bitcoin prices in real timeLast week, the brothers launched an app, WinkDex, that helps users monitor the average price of a bitcoin in real time. Users can also calc...
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