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Bitcoin is in danger in falling through 7,000 as it struggles to recover from the overnight battering from a whale-induced flash crash. At the time of writing Bitcoin is priced at $7117 on Bitfinex,

Bitcoin is in danger in falling through 7,000 as it struggles to recover from the overnight battering from a whale-induced flash crash. At the time of writing Bitcoin is priced at $7117 on Bitfinex,

Bitcoin. Is in danger in falling through 7,000 as it struggles to recover from the overnight battering from a whale-induced flash crash. At the time of writing Bitcoin is priced at $7027 on Coinbase,

Ethereum, Litecoin, XRP and Tezos are today's big winners in cryptoland. Tezos is the best performer, up 23% after its foundation made a long expected announcement. With bitcoin steady around $8,000 as

Coinbase is going big on its USD Coin (USDC) stablecoin, developed in conjunction with Circle. USDC is being rolled out to 85 jurisdictions around the world in a major move development. Much troubled Tether

Anthony Pompliano has just put in an appearance on CNBC's Squawk Box where he was taken to task on all this "crypto crap" as the CNBC anchor described bitcoin and its peers. CNBC's Kevin O'Leary

Smartphone giant Samsung, has announced that it intends to bring its crypto support to its budget phones in addition to the flagship Galaxy S10. Commenting on the news, senior managing director of Samsung,

The bitcoin price jumped 8% higher to $3,700 according to crypto compare on strong volume of $21 billion, according to crypto compare. Looks like the market is unphased by the QuadrigaCX disaster. It is

The big news today is the acquisition of the UK’s Crypto Facilities by Kraken and the deepening mystery surrounding QuadrigaCX. First the Kraken acquisition. Kraken target Crypto Facilities is a futures

Bitcoin has failed to hold support at $3,500 but the decline that began on Monday has not deepened. The top crypto is drawing dangerously close to long-term support at the 200-day moving average on the

Its all happening in the crypto exchange world. Coinbase is pivoting to Asia, having just announced that it is setting up an OTC operation and custody operation out East. Coinbase and other western exchanges

The 27 February is going to be a big day in cryptoland. It is the day when Ethereum tries to get Constantinople out of the door again and also when the US Securities and Exchange Commission is expected

Ethereum's Constantinople upgrade has been put back but rival Tron (TRX) appears to be on a roll with its niTROn 2019 event perhaps the icing on the cake. The bug found in the code that should have been

Bitcoin has dropped $200 dollars as it fails the $4,000 test yet again. Failure to hang on to the gain seen last weekend seemed likely after the price fell back from highs around 4180 last Sunday and stalled

Bitcoin powered above $4,000 yesterday, reaching $4,178 on Bitfinex, although the rally has stalled somewhat today, with BTC clinging to the psychologically important 4k level. BTC is currently trading

Ethereum is leading the crypto market higher as it reclaims $151, bursting through resistance at $132. The blockchain platform has pushed Ripple's XRP into third place as its market cap rockets to $15.8

Bitcoin can't get above $4,000. In fact there is heavy resistance in recent days at $3,950. All attempts to pass that level has been rejected. Nevertheless, the fall to $3,600 a couple of days ago did

Bitcoin has pushed higher after a two-day lull, reaching $4,323 before pulling back. Volumes have picked up again too, now at an impressive $24 billion as the crypto rally picks up steam. On Bitfinex BTC

Bitcoin is struggling to make progress beyond $4,000. Twice it has failed to breakthrough $4,200 (see chart) and is currently priced at $4,023, according to coinmarketcap. Nevertheless, daily trading volumes

Bitcoin retakes $4,000 as the Santa Rally gains momentum. The top crypto is currently holding at $4,098 for a 21% gain on last week's lows at around $3,300, according to coinmarketcap. Total daily volume