The JPMorgan CEO said the bank would allow investors to buy bitcoin, while warning of stagflation and sounding hopeful about regulations.

While bitcoin evangelist Michael Saylor’s claim may not be strictly true, the inexorable rise of the cryptocurrency continues and the milestones keep coming. Bitcoin hit an all-time high of $111,000 in overnight trading Thursday,

Berkshire Hathaway is in deep trouble as Japan’s bond market unravels, and Warren Buffett refuses to even glance at Bitcoin, which just crossed a record-breaking $111,000.

Bitcoin has typically correlated with equity markets, particularly the tech-heavy Nasdaq. The diverging movements of bitcoin and stocks could be the result of investors looking fo

Investor optimism is on the rise thanks to cooling international trade tensions and declining confidence in the stability of the U.S. dollar.

The action by JPMorgan is consistent with a broader trend in financial institutions jumping into cryptocurrency products.

The price of Bitcoin rose to its highest level on record on Wednesday, eclipsing the previous high from January, as risk sentiment continues to improve after last month's tariff-induced sell-off.The world's largest cryptocurrency touched a high of $109,

Bitcoin price stabilizes around $105,200 on Tuesday, just 4% shy of its all-time high at $109,588. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says the bank will let clients buy Bitcoin. The Texas House is set to conduct a second reading of a bill that,