The Latest Breaking News from Bitcoin

James Howells is considering buying a council dump in south Wales after his former partner accidentally threw away a hard drive containing his bitcoin wallet. Howells has already lost a high court case to allow him to search the tip for the hard drive, which he believes contains bitcoin worth…

Stablecoins took the spotlight during Wednesday's Senate Banking Committee hearing on digital assets, with Sen. Lummis noting that stablecoins will come first in terms of legislation.

This attempt to discover the identity of the cryptocurrency’s originator is clearly a labour of love. But all the information is old and it’s so padded out it’s the TV equivalent of a Zoom call that could have been an email

Bitcoin prices have plummeted from all-time highs above $108,000 to $88,000 as of early Wednesday – how did the world's most valuable cryptocurrency bleed out thousands in a month?

For the first time since getting approved, spot Bitcoin ETFs bled out nearly $1 billion on Tuesday, marking the largest single-day outflows in the once very popular offerings.

Bitcoin prices continued its downward trend as Trump reaffirmed plans to impose import tariffs on Canada and Mexico. The Bybit exchange hack last week also added to the market volatility.

Bitcoin price dips below ,000 as cryptocurrency market faces volatility and regulatory challenges post-Trump era.

MicroStrategy stock has been sinking in recent sessions as the Bybit hack weighed on the price of Bitcoin. But analysts see the dip as a buying opportunity.

The price of bitcoin fell below $90,000 and other cryptocurrencies saw large drops Tuesday morning, erasing some of the gains digital assets have made since President Donald Trump took office on a pro-crypto agenda