Bitcoin (BTC) experienced on of the biggest sell-offs over the past month, sliding more than 40% to reach a year-to-date low ...

A sudden Bitcoin price crash can ripple through the entire crypto ecosystem, but few groups feel the impact faster than ...

A severe winter storm has forced US miners to curtail operations, dragging bitcoin’s hashrate, output and miner margins to their weakest levels in months.

The selloff reflects bitcoin’s built-in volatility and market misreads of Fed policy, not structural weakness, aruged Bode.

Bitcoin often rebounds toward its energy value after long downtrends, with Capriole’s model pointing to a fair price near $121,000.

The temporary loss of mining power underscores academic concerns that geographic and pool concentration can magnify infrastructure failures, though markets showed little immediate reaction.

As a result, the market focus has shifted away from short-term price moves and toward what could help stabilize the trend. Key pressures include the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates high, ETF ...

Image courtesy by QUE.com Bitcoin has never been shy about volatility, but a 40% drop still grabs headlines—especially when it ...

The network's hashrate has dropped about 20% over the past month as bitcoin's price collapsed and Winter Storm Fern forced ...