The Bitcoin price may still rise to over $250,000 before the end of the year, with expectations of an increasing fiat supply remaining the significant catalyst for the world’s first cryptocurrency.

The benchmark 10-year yield rose to 4.413%. The day’s losses added to last week’s decline. Stocks ended last week ...

With Bitcoin holding support above $80,000, the question on every bull’s mind is whether it still has the strength to break past its all-time high from January.

Discover why Bitcoin acts as a hedge against currency volatility and fiscal stimulus, with bullish trends pointing to a ...

In a recent podcast interview with CNBC, Charles Hoskinson, the co-founder of both Ethereum and Cardano, suggested that Bitcoin ( BTC 2.87%) could hit a price of $250,000 this year. That's an ...

D.O.G.E. job cuts, tariffs, a restrictive Fed and new immigration policies could weigh on markets for the next six to nine months, said Lekker Capital's Quinn Thompson.

Speculation grows around the Fed returning to QE, which could trigger a major crypto rally. Will Bitcoin and altcoins surge ...

The $29 trillion US Treasury market has dropped more than 2% this week — its steepest decline since September 2019, when a ...

Bitcoin (BTC-USD) has fallen from its post-election highs, with the cryptocurrency on track to end the first quarter ... what's happening with Bitcoin right now. Not atypical would still spell ...

"The Fed still seems more ... referring to Bitcoin accumulation. "Now that we're exiting March and entering a stronger seasonal period, Bitcoin could do well into year-end." ...

“If the Fed balance sheet is ... “If my analysis… is correct, then Bitcoin hit a local low of $76,500 last month, and now we begin the ascent to $250,000 by year-end.” ...

“I still believe Bitcoin can hit $250,000 by year-end because now that the BBC has put Powell in his place, the Fed will flood the market with dollars,” wrote Hayes, adding: “That allows Xi ...