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Many investors treat Bitcoin just like any other tech stock, a risky investment that it makes sense to sell in difficult times.
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His comments came as global financial markets appeared on track to continue sharp declines once trading resumes Monday, and after Trump’s aides sought to soothe market concerns by saying more than 50...
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Bitcoin’s resilience amid global market rout appeared to be short-lived, dimming some investors’ hope that the crypto may finally serve as a store of value.
Bitcoin (BTC) is turning back the clock this week as tariff mayhem drags BTC price action toward 2021. BTC price “death cross” brings 2021 highs into play Bitcoin risks falling below its old all-time highs from March 2024 next,
Trump tariffs are in effect, sending futures tumbling and sparking fears of an economic turndown. Follow along for expert live updates.
Corporate Bitcoin holdings dropped $4.5B after U.S. tariff news rattled markets. Experts weigh BTC’s role in treasuries as traders eye $74K.
This week, crypto, especially Bitcoin, stayed flat while markets crashed. Check out why this is and what the implications are.
Ripple (XRP) seeks stability in a volatile crypto landscape influenced by macroeconomic factors, including reciprocal tariffs. The international money transfer token hit a low of $1.64 on Monday after opening the week at $1.92, representing a 14.5% daily drop.
Bitcoin holds steady as SEC sees leadership shift, Crusoe pivots to AI, and GameStop signals major Bitcoin investment.
Bitcoin (BTC-USD) is set to stay flat on a weekly basis and remained above the $80K mark as it largely managed to weather the latest tariff-driven volatility and fears of a potential global trade war.