Bitcoin (BTC) fell to two-month lows Thursday as crypto joined stocks and precious metals in a snap sell-off. Key points: ...

The fall in the U.S. dollar pushed the price of gold and silver to fresh all-time highs, while bitcoin, which has tried to ...

How low can Bitcoin go?

Analysts have flagged the $88,000 level as an important pivot for near-term stabilization, with $84,000 now emerging as critical downside support. A sustained break below that level could expose ...

To really get a sense of Bitcoin's long-term value and its daily ups and downs, you need to look at a mix of things.

Bitcoin has limped into 2026, flailing in the wake of a gold price boom that’s catapulted it to an eye-watering $34 trillion ...

Overview Bitcoin price fell to the low $80,000 range due to Federal Reserve policy fears and weak risk sentiment.High ...

The bitcoin price rebounded above $90,000 as traders weigh the looming Fed rate decision. The Bitcoin price surged early ...

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

Several institutional models outline a wide valuation range for Bitcoin by 2035. Analysts at CF Benchmarks, a firm owned by ...

Bitcoin clings to $84,000 after a sharp sell-off, but analysts caution that failure to hold support could trigger a drop towards $70,000.

Strive Asset Management CEO Matt Cole said Bitcoin looks undervalued relative to gold based on technical indicators.