Bitcoin

As Bitcoin slips to $67,798.20 amid geopolitical instability, experts debate its long-term prospects. Peter Schiff highlights the risks for new investors and notes that Bitcoin's gains have lagged behind traditional assets like gold and the S&P 500 over past five years.

Bitcoin prices surged past the $72,000 level amid US-Iran ceasefire deal. Here's the experts' take on where prices are headed, along with the technical outlook.

Bitcoin slipped as cryptocurrencies were swept up in broader market volatility after a series of attacks on Iran’s infrastructure as President Donald Trump’s key ceasefire deadline approaches.

The sender of these ransom notes said that they have been ‘disregarded as a scam’ by law enforcement. “Arrogance at its finest.”

With title sponsor Delta Exchange, the event drew a strong response from traders, investors, developers, and crypto fans, showing the growing interest in digital assets and blockchain innovation in India.

Oil prices are unstable due to tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, impacting US gas prices.

Fannie Mae now accepts cryptocurrency as collateral for down payments, allowing homebuyers to leverage their digital assets without selling. Details here.

Cryptocurrency market has been under pressure amid ongoing geopolitical tensions, shedding 20% since the beginning of US-Iran war. Checkout today's bitcoin and cryptocurrency prices, along with experts take on near-term outlook.

Kiyosaki's warning of the biggest bubble in history sparks debate among investors, predicting soaring prices for gold, silver, and cryptocurrencies after a crisis. Schiff supports this with insights on silver's breakout and opportunities in mining stocks amid market volatility.

Bitcoin prices rose more than 4% to $75,921 — their highest level since February 4 — before trimming some gains. However, Bitcoin remains roughly 40% below its record peak reached in October.