The currency’s “store of value” trade is gone. And tech stocks might be taking the hit.

ByteTree releases a crucial research note amid the tech sell-off.

With the fast-paced acceleration, bitcoin is now dropping back to the $63,000 major support (which extends to $60,000) key ...

Bitcoin has already tumbled far from its October high, but history suggests the rout could deepen before momentum shifts, ...

Investing.com-- Bitcoin slumped nearly 8% on Thursday to hit lows near $70,000 levels, as thinning liquidity and a broad sell-off in global technology stocks triggered renewed pressure on risk assets.

Asian shares are mostly lower after Wall Street extended losses driven by technology stocks. Tokyo's benchmark Nikkei 225 index gained 0.5% as tech shares in Japan bounced back.

Shares have retreated in Asia on heavy selling of technology stocks, while the price of bitcoin fell as much as 8% ...

The decline followed sharp losses in Asian and U.S. tech shares, where concerns over peaking AI investment, stretched ...

Bitcoin made a 16-month low and tested key $60 000 support on Friday as a global selloff in technology stocks deepened.

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Bitcoin has stumbled in a month historically known for ...

Volatility will remain a feature of the cryptocurrency market, making appropriate portfolio allocation sizing a key decision for investors. The introduction of many ETFs covering leading cryptos like ...

Bitcoin’s price can feel like a constantly moving target. It reflects both a blend of deep, fundamental adoption and immediate, short-term market reactions. To understand why its value goes up or down ...