Bitcoin and crypto stocks retreated on the final trading day of September, following a rally last week, but are still poised to post a positive month.The flagship cryptocurrency was last lower by 3% at $63,

Stocks linked to the cryptocurrency sector retreated in Monday premarket trading as bitcoin (BTC-USD) pulled back from last week's rally, coinciding with a modest decline across U.S. equity index futures.

Bitcoin (BTC) over the latter half of the past week, has managed to see some much-needed gains, sending the price to as high as $66,000, before settling down to $64,000 at the time of writing. It is largely believed that the lowering of borrowing costs for US central banks as well as the People’s Bank of China,

One may get the impression that crypto owners are a predominantly pro-Donald Trump group, given the rousing reception the former president and current Republican presidential nominee received at this year’s Bitcoin Conference and the crypto community’s enthusiastic advocacy for him online.

Americans who own cryptocurrency support Vice President Harris and former President Trump in equal numbers, according to new Morning Consult polling conducted on behalf of crypto exchange Coinbase. The polling,

New polls show the presidential candidates neck and neck in key battleground states that could determine the course of the race.

Japan is set to begin a review of the nation’s cryptocurrency rules, opening up the possibility of lower taxes on digital assets and potentially paving the way for the roll out of domestic funds investing in tokens.

Crypto investment products continued to attract institutional capital as the market recorded another week of huge net inflows. On September 30, 2024, crypto asset manager CoinShares released its latest weekly flows report,

Crypto investment products saw $1.2 billion in inflows for the third week running. Investors are responding to the likelihood of continued dovish monetary policies in the US, pushing assets under management (AuM) up by 6.