Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, faced a dramatic price drop on February 6, 2026, hitting an intraday low of $60,008.52 during volatile trading. This marks the lowest point for Bitcoin since October 2024. The decline occurred amid a broader selloff across global markets, especially in technology stocks, metals, and other riskier assets, raising concerns about whether Bitcoin could fall below the $60,000 mark in the coming days. After touching this 16-month low, Bitcoin

Bitcoin traded slightly higher on Monday after falling below the $80,000 mark for the first time since April 2025, as a broad risk-off move across global markets weighed heavily on digital assets. The world’s largest cryptocurrency was priced at $77,925.99 as of 8:37 a.m. Eastern Time, reflecting a modest rebound of about 1% following sharp losses over the weekend. Earlier in the session, Bitcoin briefly touched a low of $74,876 before recovering part of its decline. The recent se

The cryptocurrency market witnessed another downturn over the past 24 hours, mirroring the broader risk-averse sentiment in global markets. The overall market capitalization fell by 1.06%, led by weakness in major tokens as investors reassessed their exposure amid rising U.S. inflation expectations, ETF outflows, and growing uncertainty in digital asset trading. Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market value, dropped 0.64% in the last day and was trading around $121,186 at the

Bitcoin has once again shattered its previous records, rising to a new all-time high of $125,689 during Asian trading hours on October 5, 2025. This marks a significant milestone for the world’s largest cryptocurrency, surpassing its earlier peak of $124,514 set in August. At the time of writing, Bitcoin was trading at $123,791.15, up by more than 10 percent over the past week, reaffirming its position as the dominant force in the digital asset space. The latest rally has reig

Bitcoin and related cryptocurrency stocks took a sharp downturn after the U.S. House of Representatives failed to advance a series of bills aimed at providing regulatory clarity and support for the crypto industry. A critical procedural vote on the House floor ended with 13 Republicans siding with Democrats to block the motion, which failed in a 196-223 vote. The result was a major setback for the crypto sector, which had been buoyed in recent weeks by rising investor confidence and record-se

As gold prices hit historic highs in India, Zoho founder and CEO Sridhar Vembu took to social media to praise India’s traditional trust in gold while delivering a scathing critique of modern financial systems, central banks, and even Bitcoin. With retail gold prices crossing ₹1 lakh per 10 grams, driven by global economic uncertainties and demand for safe-haven assets, Vembu reinforced the sentiment that gold has long been at the core of India’s economic and cultural stability.

Bitcoin prices showed minor declines across major exchanges on Monday, March 17, reflecting losses of under 2 percent. On CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin was trading at $83,687 (approx. Rs. 72.6 lakh) on global platforms. Meanwhile, on Indian exchanges like CoinSwitch and Giottus, the asset’s value fluctuated between $83,810 (approx. Rs. 72.7 lakh) and $87,506 (approx. Rs. 76 lakh). The leading cryptocurrency’s sluggish performance has persisted for over two weeks following a price dip ear

The first-ever White House crypto summit left some investors disappointed as Bitcoin prices dipped. While the event marked a shift in U.S. policy toward digital assets, the lack of strong commitments led to uncertainty. Crypto Industry Hopes for Stronger Support The White House hosted its first-ever cryptocurrency summit, bringing together top executive

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, reinforcing the United States’ role in cryptocurrency management. This move marks a significant shift in federal policy toward digital assets, as the US government will now officially stockpile Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies seized in criminal and civil forfeiture cases.Unlike traditional government reserves, this initiative does not involve taxpayer funds. Instead, the reserve will be bui

Bitcoin reached a historic milestone on Monday, soaring above $109,000 as Donald Trump, who has expressed plans to deregulate the cryptocurrency sector, prepared for his inauguration. The digital currency peaked at $109,241 before settling at $107,765, marking a significant surge in its value. This jump in Bitcoin’s price came in the wake of Trump’s election win in November and his nomination of Paul Atkins, a cryptocurrency advocate, to head the US securities regulator.

Bitcoin saw a strong rebound on Wednesday, reaching $98,800, up by 2% after the US Labour Department released the Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for December. The CPI showed a 2.9% increase, which was in line with expectations. The Core CPI, excluding volatile items like food and energy, came in slightly under expectations at 3.2%. This data eased fears of severe inflation, bolstering investor confidence and supporting the bullish outlook for Bitcoin. Crypto prices, including Ether

On December 30, the cryptocurrency market saw a decline in most assets, including Bitcoin, which experienced a minor dip of under one percent. According to CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin was trading at $93,197 (approximately Rs. 79.6 lakh) on international exchanges, while Indian exchanges such as Giottus and CoinDCX showed the price at around $101,719 (approximately Rs. 86.9 lakh). Despite the pullback, Bitcoin remained above its 200-day moving average, signaling strong buying interest. The next res

Bitcoin reached an all-time high of $107,791, surpassing its previous peak from December 5, as optimism surrounding President-elect Donald Trump’s support for digital assets and MicroStrategy’s inclusion in the Nasdaq 100 Index fueled the rally. On Monday, Bitcoin surged more than 4.8%, reflecting growing market confidence. This positive momentum was amplified by MicroStrategy’s announcement that it had purchased an additional $1.5 billion in Bitcoin, further solidifying the

Bitcoin reached an all-time high of over $106,000, marking a significant milestone just 10 days after surpassing the $100,000 mark. The cryptocurrency’s surge is fueled by expectations that the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates during its upcoming policy meeting. Lower interest rates historically benefit Bitcoin, as they weaken the US dollar and increase the money supply, driving investor interest in digital assets. Bitcoin has risen over 77% in the last year, and its rec

Bitcoin, the world’s most famous cryptocurrency, has crossed a major milestone, surpassing $100,000 in value for the first time. However, Bitcoin’s history remains shrouded in mystery, with its creator, known by the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, remaining unidentified. Despite various claims, including one from Australian computer scientist Craig Wright, the true identity of Nakamoto has not been proven. Bitcoin was initially designed to be a decentralized alternative to traditional

Bitcoin recently saw its longest losing streak since the 2016 US election, as its attempt to break the $100,000 price barrier failed, cooling the initial speculative fervor sparked by Donald Trump’s embrace of cryptocurrencies. The digital asset dropped about 6% over three days, bringing its value to $94,000 by Tuesday morning in London. This was part of a broader cooling in the crypto market, which had surged by $1 trillion since Election Day, but struggled to maintain momentum.

Bitcoin surged past $73,000 on Tuesday, approaching its all-time peak as investors eagerly anticipated the upcoming U.S. presidential election. According to Coin Metrics, Bitcoin’s value recently climbed by 3.8%, settling around $72,333.10. Earlier, it spiked to $73,601.59, its highest point since March 14—the same day it reached its record price. This rise triggered significant short liquidations, totaling over $113 million in the last 24 hours, as reported by

In a provocative new HBO documentary titled "Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery," filmmaker Cullen Hoback presents the theory that Canadian developer Peter Todd is the elusive Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin. This claim has ignited discussions within the cryptocurrency community, especially as Hoback confronts both Todd and Adam Back, another prominent figure in the Bitcoin world, with his findings. In a pivotal moment captured in the documentary, Hoback asks Tod