Bitcoin (BTC) dipped below $95,000 around the Feb. 12 Wall Street open as US inflation data beat estimates across the board.

US inflation unexpectedly accelerated in January, driving both cryptocurrency and traditional markets sharply lower. The ...

Bitcoin briefly dipped below $95,000 on Feb. 12, minutes after the US Bureau of Labor Statistics released CPI and inflation ...

Consumer prices rose as expected last month, indicating the pace of inflation remained unchanged in January after ...

Bill Barhydt, CEO of Abra, has made bold predictions about Bitcoin and Ethereum, suggesting that Bitcoin could reach as high ...

Bitcoin bounced back on Monday, February 3, rising above $100,000 once again after declining to nearly $90,000 over the ...

Nick Forster, founder of Derive.xyz, stated that the chances of BTC reaching $200K by December 26, 2025, had risen slightly ...

Bitcoin struggles to hold $100,000, with volatility lower than past bull runs. Can BTC bounce back, or is a deeper correction ahead?

Bitcoin (BTC) continues to follow the trajectory of its 2017 cycle. Despite recent market turbulence, driven by escalating ...

Trump’s tariff threats trigger a crypto market dip, with Bitcoin and Ethereum consolidating amid declining open interest.

The global crypto market cap stood at $3.15 trillion at the time of writing, registering a 24-hour dip of 2.87 percent.

Bitcoin price drop boosts attention on this under the radar AI altcoin primed for explosive gains as market uncertainty ...