The charts below summarize clues about the outlook for Bitcoin and Ether from technical and seasonal trends as well as options positioning.

The largest cryptocurrency gained as much as 10 per cent to $47,884 early in New York trading. Ethereum, Litecoin and EOS also jumped, with...

The largest digital coin fell as much as 4.1% and was trading at about $29,700 as of 7 a.m. in London. Other virtual currencies also retrea...

The largest cryptocurrency advanced 6 per cent to $34,595 as of 2:10 p.m. in Hong Kong, in a second day of gains. The broad crypto space al...

The largest token tumbled almost 7 per cent at one point on Tuesday and was around $33,100 as of 6:09 a.m. in New York. The wider Bloomberg...

Crypto proponents argue investors are now looking beyond Bitcoin to Ether and other tokens despite warnings of a stimulus-fueled mania in t...

The token is mired in its longest losing streak since December. The wider Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto Index is also struggling.

The digital token slumped 20 per cent this week, the most since the pandemic-fueled selloff last March. The wider Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto I...

Heavy selling in the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust, the world’s largest such fund, as well as the expiry of Bitcoin options are also contributing...

Bitcoin quadrupled last year, eventually reaching an all-time high of almost $42,000 in early January before sliding back by about $10,000.

The digital coin rose as much as 8% to about $36,600, but the move higher pales compared to the gyrations that took Bitcoin to an all-time ...

The largest cryptocurrency climbed to as high as $29,292 before pulling back slightly to trade at $28,972 as of 11:30 a.m. in Hong Kong Thu...

The largest cryptocurrency reached an all-time high of $28,365 on Sunday before paring some of the advance, according to a composite of pri...

Bitcoin was trading at about $19,410 as of 3:40 p.m. in Tokyo. The broader Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto Index, which has more than tripled this ...

The largest digital currency at one point tumbled to $5,705.31.

Bitcoin was down as much as 2.6 per cent and was trading at $8,653. in Hong Kong Thursday.

Regulatory scrutiny over cryptocurrency trading platforms has grown along with usage.