Cryptocurrency

Bitcoin fell to a two-week low amid an intensifying cryptocurrency crackdown in China.

Bitcoin dropped over the weekend amid a focus on Chinese mine closures and potential regulatory scrutiny.

Goldman Sachs Group is moving beyond the world of Bitcoin and expanding into Ether.

El Salvador’s bold move to accept Bitcoin as legal tender has Wall Street once again wondering whether a cryptocurrency could really ever replace the old-school dollar.

Bitcoin jumped above US$39,000 ($51,720.24) after Elon Musk said Tesla would resume transactions with the cryptocurrency when mining is done with more clean energy.

Hong Kong-listed BC Technology Group, the parent company of crypto platform OSL, has placed 31.95 million new shares to GIC at an issue price of HK$17 ($2.90) per share, amounting to gros

Another bad week for Bitcoin could be a precursor of more pain to come, according to strategists watching the selloff in cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin enthusiasts are in the middle of an existential crisis. Since its mid-April high, the price of Bitcoin has tumbled by as much as 47%.

On Feb. 18, 1522, a secondhand clothing merchant named Geronimo Bambarara in the crowded Rialto district of Venice came up with a new way of clearing out stock.

Bitcoin slid after a cryptic tweet from Elon Musk apparently hinting at a potential split with the largest cryptocurrency, the latest post from the billionaire to buffet the token’s price.