Bitcoin News
Bitcoin Pullback Deepens, Support at $37K
BTC's current pullback is similar to what occurred in September of last year, albeit with weak price momentum.
Fort Worth to Become First US City to Mine Bitcoin
The Texas city will begin a pilot project with three Antminer S9 mining rigs following a vote by the city council on Tuesday.
First Mover Americas: Bitcoin's Price Bounce Stalls; Options 'Max Pain' in Focus
The latest moves in crypto markets in context for April 26, 2022.
The Lightning Network Is Bringing Payments Back to Bitcoin
The Lightning Network, which enables small and instant bitcoin payments, is getting bigger and more useful. Here's a state of play. This piece is part of CoinDesk's Payments Week.
Bitcoin's Correlation With Gold-Backed PAXG Token Weakens to Record Low
Bitcoin's inverse correlation with PAXG represents the leading cryptocurrency's recent behavior as a risk asset rather than a store of value.
Fidelity Investments Will Offer Bitcoin Inclusion in Its 401(k) Accounts
Investors can use part of their savings to invest in the world’s largest cryptocurrency, if their employers allow.
First Mover Asia: Slow Start to the Week for Crypto as China Lockdowns Drag on Stocks, S&P 500
Major equity markets in Asia have declined significantly in recent months, and bitcoin has followed a similar pattern.
‘Death Cross’ on the Horizon for BTC?
Bitcoin’s bear market might have plenty of steam left as technical analysis indicates an impending “death cross,” when the 50-candle simple moving average crosses below the 200-candle simple moving average. Plus, comparisons with BTC price action from mid-November 2018 and mid-December 2014 as “All About Bitcoin” host Christine Lee presents the “Chart of the Day.”
BTC Slips Below $40K, Musk Confirms Twitter Acquisition
Dexterity Capital Managing Partner Michael Safai shares his bitcoin price outlook as it slips below $40,000 alongside the global equities markets. Plus, why Safai is optimistic about certain altcoins like Monero and Luna, and comments on Elon Musk reaching a deal with Twitter to purchase the platform for $44 billion.
