BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has become one of the most closely watched voices during the sell-off.

After several days of intense selling, Bitcoin is finally catching a break.

Bitcoin’s plunge below $86,000 has shaken the crypto market, but the price itself isn’t what’s creating the biggest waves.

Bitcoin sinking under the $85,000 mark has unleashed a wave of fear across the crypto market, dragging sentiment to levels not seen in months.

Strategy Inc. is under review for possible exclusion from major equity benchmarks, a development that could trigger billions of dollars in passive outflows at a time when the company is already dealing with the effects of the latest crypto downturn.

For more than a decade, Japan has been known as the country that learned to fear crypto the hard way.

Bitcoin’s sell-off is accelerating, and the market is feeling the pain in real time.

Bitcoin’s sharp sell-off is forcing traders to rethink everything they believed about this cycle.

The recent price turmoil in Bitcoin has triggered frustration for some and fascination for others - and analyst Jeff Sica says both reactions prove why Bitcoin isn’t a casual investment.

For more than a decade, Ray Dalio has been one of the most closely watched voices in global markets. Yet his personal Bitcoin position has barely moved an inch.

Bitcoin failed to stabilize on Wednesday, sliding under $88,000 in a fast continuation of the market downturn.

After a rough week for crypto investment products, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs finally recorded a day of net inflows — the first positive turn since the wave of withdrawals that rattled traders last week.