Author: Mathew Di Salvo

Bitcoin slid Friday afternoon, cooling down after a phenomenal run following huge investment from U.S. ETF buyers.  The leading cryptocurrency was trading for $77,379 on Friday afternoon in New York

The debasement trade is back — and will benefit bitcoin.  That’s according to asset manager Grayscale’s crypto research team, who wrote in a note this week that the U.S. government

Capital B, the Euronext Growth-listed company that bills itself as Europe’s first bitcoin treasury company, has raised €21 million ($24 million) in a private placement backed by Blockstream’s Adam Back

Genius Group has announced a new plan to buy bitcoin — just months after selling its entire stash.  The NYSE-listed AI-powered education company said in a Thursday statement that it

Japan Bitcoin Industry Co., Ltd. has debuted a self-custodial Bitcoin payments platform designed to help Japanese companies sell to international fans who are often shut out by traditional payment systems.

Bitcoin again closed in on the $81,000 mark on Thursday before dropping again as its stellar week continued.  The leading cryptocurrency was recently trading for $80,236 after notching as high

Should fund managers dealing in Bitcoin be worried about the threat of quantum computing?  The short answer is yes — but there’s time to prepare and solutions are already being

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have continued their winning streak, attracting billions of dollars in new investment over the past week.  U.S. investors have thrown $2.56 billion since last Monday, according to

President Donald Trump may be the most crypto-friendly leader the U.S. has had so far — but what would happen to Bitcoin if the Democrats were to get back in

Coinbase and Nasdaq-listed Better Mortgage have announced the availability of Bitcoin-backed mortgages for Americans.  The crypto exchange and lender said Wednesday that the service was designed in accordance with the