Bitcoin Prices

Some analysts argue the token is being viewed as a hedge against the woes in the US and European banking sectors and benefiting from expectations of looser monetary policy

Cryptocurrency news: According to some experts, however, despite the bull run, the investors must remain cautious

Twitter CEO Elon Musk has said that his interest has been switched from cryptocurrencies to artificial intelligence (AI)

The minutes, released on Wednesday, said that the members believe "ongoing" rate hikes will be necessary

On December 15, after the US inflation of 7.1 per cent for November was announced, Bitcoin touched its five-week high of $18,400

The cryptocurrency market cap remained below $850 billion in the last seven days, and on Friday, the market cap was $835 billion

With the fall deepening, experts said that the markets may not reach the November 2021 level anytime soon

On Friday, the crypto market cap was above $871 billion with Bitcoin trading at $17,301 and Ethereum at $1,271

With the domestic economy looking ripe to shine despite a possible global recession, analysts recommend investors look at investing a bulk of their investable surplus in equities

Bitcoin, the largest crypto token by market capitalisation, was trading at $21,750 on Friday. On Monday, it had briefly hit the $25,000 mark

Ahead of much anticipated "Merge" Ethereum will be on the radar of the investors, however, it may not perform as good as it is expected to, experts said

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For Ethereum, which is scheduled to go for 'The Merge' on September 6, will likely break out of the $2,000 level before the event, experts suggest

In the last seven days, Bitcoin rose nearly 3 per cent, and Ethereum gained 13 per cent. The total crypto market cap rose from $1.03 trillion to $1.1 trillion

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), on Friday, hiked the repo rate by 50 basis points for the second consecutive time to 5.4 per cent

As the cryptocurrency market cap crossed $1.1 trillion mark on Friday and Bitcoin rose above $24,000, experts said that 'we are not there yet'

June's crypto wipeout has given way to a sharp rebound, with Ether up 47% this month and Polygon more than doubling

Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market cap, regained the $22,000 level and was trading at $22,241.17, over 4 per cent higher than the last close

Crypto loans - particularly those in decentralized-finance apps that dispense with intermediaries like banks - often require borrowers to put up more collateral than the loan is worth

European benchmarks were higher Monday after most Asian markets retreated, while the price of bitcoin hovered near USD 20,000. US futures advanced and oil prices fell back early Monday. The price of the world's most popular cryptocurrency remained near the psychological benchmark of USD 20,000 after bouncing during the weekend. At one point, bitcoin plunged nearly 10 per cent to under USD 18,600, according to the cryptocurrency news site CoinDesk. As of 0500 ET (0900 GMT) Monday, it was at USD 20,650.56. France's CAC 40 gained 0.2 per cent to 5,893.20. Germany's DAX added 0.2 per cent to 13,150.16. Britain's FTSE 100 rose 0.5 per cent to 7,049.87. US markets are closed Monday for the Juneteenth holiday. The future for the Dow industrials was up 0.4 per cent while that for the S&P 500 gained 0.5 per cent. As expected, China kept its 1-year and 5-year loan prime rates unchanged. Given China's struggle to bring outbreaks under control and its already faltering economy, rate cuts in