Cryptocurrency

Bitcoin tumbled on Wednesday, briefly piercing the psychologically significant $100,000 level as a broader de-risking across global markets spilled into digital assets. The largest cryptocurrency last traded 4.7% lower at $101,718 by 23:32 ET (04:32 GMT), after touching an intraday trough of $99,010—its weakest since mid-June. With the decline extending …

Bitcoin tumbled sharply, losing nearly 6% in a single day and slipping to around $100,000, as renewed hawkish signals from the U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell rattled investors and reignited risk aversion across global markets. The world’s largest cryptocurrency has seen its value erode by almost 18% over the …

The U.S. dollar posted weekly gains, supported by hawkish Federal Reserve commentary and improving trade relations between Washington and Beijing. The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of major currencies, rose 0.4% to a three-week high at the start of last week and ended the week up …

The seminal document that laid the foundation for the world’s leading digital asset, published anonymously as the work of Satoshi Nakamoto, is now seventeen years old. Originally conceived as a radical idea for a decentralized, peer-to-peer electronic cash system, it has since evolved into a formidable, institutional-grade financial asset. This …

Bitcoin was little changed on Friday, limping toward a rare negative October as a bout of global risk aversion—stoked by U.S.–China trade tensions and macro uncertainty—kept dip-buyers on the sidelines. The largest cryptocurrency slipped 0.3% to $110,012.4, leaving it down 3.7% for the month and on track to snap the …

Bitcoin’s long-celebrated “Uptober” rally failed to materialize this year as the world’s leading cryptocurrency extended its decline, falling roughly 15% since reaching a record high earlier this month. The token, which had briefly topped $125,000 in early October, is now hovering near $107,000 as cautious sentiment spreads across global markets.The …

Bitcoin extended its retreat on Thursday as traders parsed upbeat—but thin—headlines from a meeting between U.S. and Chinese leaders and a Federal Reserve message that offered little comfort to dovish hopes. The world’s largest cryptocurrency fell 2.5% to $110,225 by 01:52 ET (05:52 GMT), unwinding much of last week’s rebound …

Market snapshot Bitcoin (BTC): $112,819.3, −1.0% on the day; extends a two-session pullback after peaking near $116,000. Equities context: U.S. tech rallied to record highs on AI optimism, but the risk-on tone did not spill over to crypto. Drivers Fed in focus A 25 bp cut is widely expected at …

Bitcoin retreated by some 0.80% to settle at $113,160. Bitcoin prices traded steadily earlier on Tuesday, and were holding near recent highs as investors paused for direction ahead of a pivotal week marked by the Federal Reserve’s policy meeting and renewed diplomatic talks between the United States and China. The …

Bitcoin surged on Monday, tracking a rally across global risk assets after the U.S. and China announced a preliminary framework deal aimed at defusing trade tensions, while soft U.S. inflation data bolstered expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut later this week. The world’s largest cryptocurrency climbed 3.5% to $115,504.0 …