Bitcoin sinks 6% amidst the broader stock market selloff. Gold rally takes a dent. Last-minute push to avert government shutdown loses steam.

Bitcoin slid toward $74,500 after its worst weekly drop since March 2025, as traders brace for US jobs data, Big Tech earnings, and shutdown risk.

Bitcoin and major tokens weakened Sunday as markets positioned ahead of the Federal Reserve’s next rate decision and a heavy slate of Magnificent Seven earnings.

Large-scale cryptocurrency firms, including companies founded in Maryland, are repurposing their frameworks into data centers.

Leading cryptocurrencies plunged alongside stocks on Thursday, as a tech-driven sell-off sent risk-on markets into a tailspin.

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The world’s largest cryptocurrency is down 2% over the past day while gold and silver have dropped 11% and 30%, respectively.

Bitcoin advocate and crypto executive Pierre Rochard argues that tax policy is stifling Bitcoin's use case as a medium of exchange in everyday transactions.

Volatility will remain a feature of the cryptocurrency market, making appropriate portfolio allocation sizing a key decision for investors. The introduction of many ETFs covering leading cryptos like bitcoin and ether, as well as emerging digital ...