William Suberg

Altcoins begin to deliver gains on Thursday, while Bitcoin stays down, bringing its market cap dominance below 50%.

A weakening Bitcoin presence could give altcoins the moonshot they have waited for for three years.

Scott Minerd seems convinced that a huge price correction is imminent as industry names line up to disprove him.

On-chain indicators are simply too bullish to permit a deeper price plunge, analysts argue, with Bitcoin set to remain a trillion-dollar asset.

Bitcoin benefits from an adoption boost by Venmo, while “Dogecoin Day” so far produces little in terms of fresh price upside for DOGE.

"Dogecoin Day 4/20" and a SpaceX rocket launch are two events fuelling DOGE/USD as year-to-date gains pass 7,500%.

A rare seal of approval from the People’s Bank of China comes as Bitcoin recovers from a price crash that sent it to $52,000.

Fears of regulatory moves come as a brief hash rate crash from a Chinese power blackout already begins to rebound.

The old adage “price follows hash rate” may be about to see one of its biggest tests in the past 12 years.

Everyone’s favorite meme cryptocurrency has delivered 12,600% gains in a year and likely created a string of millionaires.

Consolidation after fresh all-time highs means now is the time to buy BTC in “wildly bullish” conditions, argues Vailshire Capital.

The Horizons Inverse Bitcoin ETF (BITI) aims to allow investors to take advantage of Bitcoin price volatility, says executive.

More proof that Bitcoin is far from the most vertical stage of its bull run comes from PlanB and the relative strength index.

Bitcoin is stuck in a “tame” post-halving scenario and has far to run before reaching its cycle peak, said the popular research outlet.

It’s a sea of green across cryptocurrency on Monday as all-time highs come back within reach for Bitcoin.

BTC/USD reaches $61,000 for the first time in almost one month in a fresh burst of bullish market action.

Investors could be mistakenly linking the bank with the 2017 Bitcoin hard fork, causing a spike in price and trading action.

Without suitable allowances from lawmakers, Bitcoin, like the internet, can be used in ways that could compromise U.S. prowess, says Anthony Pompliano.

This week’s drop is not “convincing,” analyst Filbfilb says, echoing others’ misgivings about the likelihood of a short-term bullish continuation.

A sea of red greets traders on Wednesday as blame shifts to leveraged long traders and the need to liquidate their positions.

The largest cryptocurrency’s 200% CAGR presents a serious challenge to even the most successful crypto business strategies.

A comparatively modest price prediction comes as Bitcoin ranges, giving altcoins an opportunity to outperform.

Stock-to-flow creator PlanB suggests that now is the time to continue accumulating, with selling pressure fading fast.

No signs of selling as miners hoard their earnings and institutions keep piling into the latest Bitcoin exposure products to hit the market.

$60,000 may soon go the way of $20,000, Filbfilb believes, but a potential sell-off around the Coinbase IPO means April could yet spark problems for bulls.

The two largest cryptocurrencies revisit significant price levels with sellers rapidly disappearing from exchange orderbooks.

Right on cue for April Fool's Day, Musk promises to "put a literal Dogecoin on the literal moon," but for hodlers, the resulting gains were anything but a joke.

No hint of bearish traditions returning to Bitcoin markets this year as 2021 bucks the trend for March to bring serious downside. Will Q2 deliver on expectations?

Crypto assets will be available to Goldman Sachs investors at some point in quarter two, comments from an incoming senior executive quoted by CNBC suggest.

A flash crash on short timeframes for BTC/USD induces panic among long traders; but for analysts, it's business as usual.