The world’s most popular cryptocurrency has slumped by more than a third since its October peak, putting it on its longest losing streak since 2018.

The price of bitcoin plummeted about 10% over the past week as investors stampeded out of the world’s most popular cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin’s latest sell-off has revived debate over whether the move reflects short-term liquidity stress or something deeper.

CNBC’s MacKenzie Sigalos reports on bitcoin breaking key levels as risk appetite fades — and how its growing correlation with ...

Bitcoin held near $78,000 on Tuesday as Asian stocks rebounded and US futures steadied on improving factory data.

The markets are reeling from uncertainties as the major commodities, including gold, bitcoin, silver, and oil slump in global “meltdown.” As reported by Reuters, gold dropped 9 ...

The ASX 200 started 2026 strongly to gain almost 2pc in January, pushed higher by strong gains in the energy ... Read More ...

Asia-Pacific markets surged on a US-India trade deal, as investors weighed crypto volatility, US political headlines, and SpaceX’s acquisition of xAI.

As part of the deal, New Delhi will "BUY AMERICAN" at "a much higher level," and stop buying oil from Russia, according to Trump.

Asia-Pacific markets rose after U.S. President Donald Trump said Washington and India had struck a trade deal.

South Korea’s exchange, which is heavily influenced by tech-related developments, briefly suspended trading as its benchmark ...

The surge of gold over the past 12 months “still has some miles to go” and could hit US$6000 an ounce this year, a leading ...