Currencies

It is becoming a more common occurrence: When stocks fall, so does bitcoin.

Bitcoin has had a rough week just like equities. The cryptocurrency has traded down for 5 straight days.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams had his first paycheck converted to crypto via Coinbase

The Federal Reserve is casting a shadow over cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin was trading below $42,000 early on Wednesday morning. This follows a day in which most cryptocurrencies traded lower as bond yields rose, which also impacted equities.

A nonprofit organization in Arkansas is offering potential employees $10,000 in bitcoin to relocate to the area.

Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies traded lower as stock and bond markets remained closed for MLK Day.

The dollar clung to a late week bounce on Monday as investors braced for January's U.S. Federal Reserve meeting and raised bets it will chart a year ahead holding several rate hikes, while China surprised analysts with a benchmark cut.

Red-hot inflation may be hitting the mighty U.S. dollar, and that could spell trouble for the economic rebound.

Bitcoin's price remained lower Friday morning after Thursday's slide snapped two days of gains.

Tesla owner and Bitcoin miner Siraj Raval joins 'Varney & Co.' to break down how he's been mining cryptocurrency from his car.

Retail-trading platform Robinhood Markets Inc. doesn’t plan on spending significant amounts of corporate cash on crypto-assets anytime soon, despite growing demand from its users for such investments, Chief Financial Officer Jason Warnick said.

Bitcoin pulled back early Wednesday after getting as high as $43,106 on Tuesday.

Personal finance expert Dave Ramsey provided tips on how to become a millionaire, stressing that “the number one most powerful wealth-building tool that the typical person has is their income.”

Ramsey, the best-selling author of the new book 'Baby Steps Millionaires,' emphasized during an appearance on 'Fox and Friends' that the best way to build wealth is to 'get rich slow.'

The price of Bitcoin has appeared to stabilize after briefly dropping to its lowest level since September 2021.

The price of cryptocurrency continued to drop overnight, with Bitcoin settling in at around $41,900 early Monday morning.

The dollar started the week with support as traders bet U.S. inflation data and appearances from several Federal Reserve officials would bolster the case for higher interest rates.

The price of Bitcoin has tumbled to a five-month low.

Bitcoin's backlash came after the Federal Reserve signaled rate hikes may accelerate in 2022.