Bitcoin is famous for volatility, but every sharp sell-off still raises the same urgent question: why did it drop so ...

Bitcoin has fallen roughly 19% in the past week to a low of $60,000. Futures open interest has dropped to $49 billion from ...

Bitcoin’s 4-year cycle refers to the recurring pattern of bull and bear markets historically linked to Bitcoin halvings, shifts in supply issuance, and broader changes in market liquidity and investor ...

Grayscale argues Bitcoin’s market structure has evolved beyond the old four-year rhythm. Institutional flows and macro dynamics have reshaped BTC’s price behavior. The halving-driven Bitcoin pricing ...

Bitcoin tends to follow a regular four-year cycle, punctuated by periods of boom and bust. The current Bitcoin cycle may be coming to an end, so investors should prepare accordingly. The next halving ...

The price of bitcoin plummeted about 10% over the past week as investors stampeded out of the world's most popular cryptocurrency. Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency, plunged even further, ...

On Friday, 19 April, a seismic shift to bitcoin’s underlying foundations is set to take place, transforming not only how new bitcoins are created, but also, some believe, the cryptocurrency’s future ...

The Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) halving, which takes place once every four years, is highly anticipated by crypto investors, and for good reason. Typically, Bitcoin soars in price in the 12 to 18 months ...

There are thousands of crypto coins, from bitcoin and Ethereum to litecoin and solana. Just the sheer number of available cryptos can seem overwhelming when you're new to investing. Forbes Advisors de ...

After a halving event, Bitcoin typically skyrockets in value. The next Bitcoin halving will take place in 2028, so investors have plenty of time to prepare. Bitcoin tends to follow a "boom-and-bust" ...