The Latest Breaking News from Bitcoin

Investment banking giants believe this Bitcoin halving cycle will not be the same as previous ones wherein prices were driven up by low supply and high demand.

As the clock ticks down towards the next "bitcoin halving" – an event coded into the cryptocurrency's algorithm to slow down the introduction of new coins into circulation – we take a deep dive into the history of bitcoin and the blockchain technology powering it. Plus, Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro…

Bitcoin has climbed back to $63,000 from a low of $60,000 a day earlier, and Michael Saylor, a prominent BTC maximalist, remains bullish a day before the much-awaited halving event.

Tether has announced four new business units that should help the stablecoin giant expand beyond its stablecoin business and pursue other subsectors in the vast crypto industry.

Bitcoin's value drops below ,000 as Israel strikes Iran, causing market concerns.

A Bitcoin whale has "dumped" over $491 million worth of the digital currency, and many Bitcoiners are unhappy about it, considering the cryptocurrency's downward trend in recent days.

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Bitcoin has only fallen further as the digital currency is only two days away from its much-anticipated halving event, and Ether wasn't spared either, dropping below $3,000 Wednesday.

MicroStrategy's Saylor is still optimistic of Bitcoin even as its price has been down since the weekend, but will "elevating" one's mindset be enough to erase price-related fears?