Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) rose on Thursday, reversing initial losses after the Federal Reserve held interest rates steady and reiterated concerns about inflation. Bitcoin climbed 2.6% in early ...

The year 2024 was quite extraordinary, with Bitcoin achieving institutional acceptance as the SEC gave permission to launch a ...

The crypto market sentiment index has been in confident greed territory throughout the week without much change. This is ...

The region is embracing generative AI with optimism, but to fully unlock its potential, the stakeholders must tackle regulatory hurdles, talent shortages, and high ...

The altcoin industry, led by Ethereum, has been bleeding to Bitcoin in the recent past as whale investors fear a potential crypto selloff.

The two tokens' relative performance is more a sign of bitcoin strength than ether's weakness, one observer said.

A notable development adding to market interest has been the involvement of Trump-affiliated World Liberty Financial (WLF). The decentralized finance project made headlines in December 2024 by ...

Bitcoin’s market dominance is fueled by strong ETF inflows, political backing, and Ethereum’s continued underperformance.

Leading cryptocurrencies lifted on Wednesday, defying the stock market's decline as the Federal Reserve snapped its interest rate-cutting streak. Cryptocurrency Gains +/- Price (Recorded at 8:15 p.m.

The swearing-in of Donald Trump has not only stirred political discourse but also revitalized interest in the cryptocurrency market.

Canary's proposed Litecoin ETF aims to eliminate the technological hurdles that have historically irked mainstream investors.

Rates are expected to remain unchanged in the first interest rate meeting during President Trump's second term.