Bitcoin’s market dominance is slipping after reaching a recent multiyear high. Altcoin season indicators are mixed, with no clear trend yet. The next crypto winter may not be as harsh as the first ...

The bitcoin price has dropped back from its all-time high of $126,000 per bitcoin but has stabilized after a “flash crash” sparked fears of total collapse and an “imminent dollar and financial crisis.

Investor interest in cryptocurrency picked up again in November 2024 after Donald J. Trump won the U.S. presidential election. Bitcoin, the world's first and still its largest cryptocurrency, crossed ...

Bitcoin prices spiralled lower on Monday, temporarily dipping below $85,000 as investors continue a selloff that began in October. The cryptocurrency dropped more than 8% in the last 24 hours alone, ...

Welcome to Crypto Week: No, contrary to what it sounds like, that’s not a period coined by some crypto bro investor. Instead, it’s the name members of the U.S. House of Representatives have given to ...

The New York Post may receive revenue from affiliate/advertising partnerships for sharing this content and/or if you click or make a purchase. Free Bitcoin? That’s the bait. Crypto “faucets” promise ...

Bitcoin continued to slide on Friday, extending a weeks-long slump that has wiped out nearly $800 billion in value since the cryptocurrency hit its 2025 peak last month. The downturn has stripped away ...

Ethereum has barley budged as investors try to understand if the network's use case can stand the test of time. Bitcoin has soared since President Donald Trump won the election back in November. Trump ...

Bitcoin has dropped sharply from its all-time highs, losing 20% of its value in a month and plunging it into bear market territory—with the decline raising fears of a nightmare scenario for the ...

The reflective art piece allows viewers to see themselves in Satoshi Nakamoto. Cryptocurrency enthusiasts unveiled what they say is the world's first statue of mystery-shrouded Bitcoin creator Satoshi ...

Sebastian Lopez Guardardo and Katherine Portilla greet customers at the grand opening of CoinFlip's first-ever Crypto Center. The Crypto Center is located at Rio Nazas 67, Cuauhtémoc, CDMX.