Bitcoin traded sideways on Monday, but most leading cryptocurrencies extended gains as investors awaited the market’s rebound following a major shakeout.
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, who recently won the Nobel Peace Prize, has been a Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) supporter, labeling it as a “vital means of resistance” earlier.
According to on-chain analysis firm Glassnode, Friday’s wipeout after Trump’s tariff threat to China triggered the largest futures liquidation in Bitcoin’s history.
Leading cryptocurrencies rallied alongside stock futures Sunday overnight after President Donald Trump hinted at possible de-escalation of trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
Wall Street's relentless rally came to an abrupt halt Friday as President Donald Trump's renewed tariff threats to China sent investors fleeing risk assets, triggering the biggest volatility spike in months and wiping out hundreds of billions
On-chain analytics firm Glassnode said Bitcoin futures open interest remains high, with traders on both sides getting caught in sharp swings as the market undergoes a leverage reset.
Bitcoin was trading at $121,276.67 at the time of writing, while Ethereum dipped to $4,332.97, and XRP fell 0.3% to $2.80, according to CoinMarketCap data.
Famed Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) investor Roger Ver reached a preliminary agreement with the Justice Department to resolve a criminal tax fraud case against him, according to a report published Thursday.
The financial world is witnessing a monumental recalibration as the US dollar continues its significant depreciation against gold, a trend that began in earnest in 2021 and has accelerated dramatically, prompting market analysts to declare a "seismic shift" in global finance. Gold prices have surged to unprecedented highs, shattering the
Fintech company Block Inc. (NYSE:XYZ) said it will integrate Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) into its Square point-of-sale system, enabling merchants to accept and stack the cryptocurrency from their daily sales.
Cipher Mining, Inc. (NASDAQ:CIFR) shares soared in Wednesday's after-hours trading as the Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) mining firm confirmed the completion of the first phase of its ambitious Black Pearl data center.
