Bitcoin's 500-day halving rule signals a buy window near November 2026 and a sell zone in 2029. See the dates and risks.

Bitcoin (BTC) extended its downturn that began on Monday as it fell back toward the critical $60,000 level, as geopolitical tensions and an overall lack of demand continue to weigh on sentiment.

Bitcoin remains below key resistance at $67,000 to $68,000. A large liquidation cluster near $65,000 could draw price higher.

Bitcoin price is around 40 per cent lower than where it was when U.S. President Donald Trump took office in January 2025, having vowed to make the U.S. the crypto capital of the world.

The Bitcoin price is in a tight consolidation range between $62,000 and $63,000, with a breakout in either direction possible ...

CoinGecko confirmed in the research report that Bitcoin has held the top spot by market capitalization every year since 2014, ...

Ethereum (ETH) led crypto's Q3 rally as investors shifted focus from bitcoin to altcoins, DeFi, and tokenized assets. The crypto market added over $500 billion in value, marking its second consecutive ...

Bitcoin price rose toward $65.7K after breaking weekly and daily highs as whales defended the $60K–$61.5K zone.

Strategy raised $60B post-2022 collapse, now holds 847,000 BTC worth $54B, with reserves exceeding debt by $48 billion.

Bitcoin has climbed back above $65,000 after a US-Iran peace agreement eased one of the biggest macro risks that had weighed ...