The world's first, largest, and most expensive cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, has slid below $92,000 (€79,000) a coin, wiping more than 25%

Bitcoin, ether, and other name-brand cryptocurrencies fluctuate in value day by day, year by year. Stablecoins are meant to do

Bitcoin is now in the red for this year as investors continued to shed their speculative technology holdings with the

The Ivy League university significantly boosted its holdings in the iShares bitcoin ETF, as well as doubled its exposure to

This article is not investment advice, capital is at risk. Key Points. Bitcoin has fallen about 27% from its all-time

A structural shift is underway in Bitcoin's ownership base as early adopters cash out and institutional investors step in, according

HMC raised its stake in the iShares Bitcoin Trust by 258 percent, increasing the investment's reported value from $116.7 million

Investing.com– Bitcoin dropped below $90,000 on Tuesday for the first time in nearly seven months, as uncertainty over the U.S.

Bitcoin drops 28% in six weeks as broader reversal in digital assets followed by slide in Asian equities. Read more:

Joseph O'Connor, from Liverpool, hacked more than 130 accounts in July 2020 to promote a Bitcoin scam. Read more: British

Bitcoin is in the red for the year — and investors say more turbulence could be in store. Read more:

Bitcoin dropped below $90000, deepening a month-long slide that has erased the cryptocurrency's gains for 2025 and rocked sentiment across

Bitcoin drops below $90,000, deepening a month-long slide that has erased the cryptocurrency's gains for 2025 and rocked sentiment across

Bitcoin's slide impacted other key crypto tokens as well, with Ether—the world's second most valuable cryptocurrency by market cap—dropping below …

SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Bitcoin slipped below $90000 for the first time in seven months on Tuesday in the latest sign ​that

Bitcoin fell as low as $93,730 on Sunday after hitting a record high above $126,000 just last month, wiping nearly