After last months massive correction which saw Bitcoin hovering just above $31,000 at one point, BTC has finally soared past $40,000 this week. While the cryptos price is still a long way off from its April all-time high...

Legendary Wall Street investor Paul Tudor Jones reveals he likes Bitcoin and wants to diversify his portfolio to include Bitcoin into his asset mix. At the moment, he placing a 5 percent cap for his BTC exposure but did...

Some crypto industry experts believe that Bitcoin (BTC) is not a cryptocurrency that should be leveraged. For instance, Avanti Financial Founder and CEO Caitlin Long believes that for BTC, solvency matters more than...

Since last months price correction saw Bitcoin plunged to just above $31,000 at one point. While BTC has recovered, the crypto still failed to move above $40,000 and traded at $35,608.88 at the time of writing based on...

The crypto market rally, which started last year, saw the prices of various digital currencies such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) rising more than severalfold. New data from Chainalysis suggest that U.S.-based investors...

Mike Novogratz believes that the Bitcoin market is still in its consolidation phase after last months correction. The Galaxy Digital Founder and CEO said that the market is waiting for a new catalyst, such as SECs approval...

Bitcoin and the crypto market have recovered as fresh developments deemed positive for the industry started to circulate. BTC, which fell to as low as $31, 428 on Wednesday, soared past $37,000 just a day later after El...

The crypto market has been highly volatile lately. For instance, Bitcoin (BTC) soared to an all-time high above $64,000 in April but plunged to just above $30,000 by May on one point. However, SkyBridge Capitals Anthony...

A recent report by Australias consumer watchdog revealed that a growing number of citizens have fallen victim to scams involving cryptocurrencies. While the number of digital currency cases has risen, the report also...

Some banks in Kenya have been sending out letters to clients engaged in crypto trading to warn them of the risks associated with the asset class. These banks seem to be targeting clients who have used their debit or credit...