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Bitcoin plunged below $88,000 during early Asian trading Wednesday as the cryptocurrency market shed more than $200 billion since the weekend, with total market capitalization falling 4% amid a flight to safe-haven assets like gold driven by President Donald Trump's renewed tariff threats against Eu

Bitcoin fell below $93,000 Monday as investors retreated from risk assets following President Donald Trump's weekend announcement of 10% tariffs on eight European nations over Greenland. The cryptocurrency dropped as much as 3.6% to $92,000, while gold surged to record highs near $4,690 as safe-have

VanEck says Bitcoin’s (BTC) long-observed four-year market cycle may have broken in 2025, a shift that could complicate traditional crypto market signals heading into 2026 and force investors to rethink how they interpret timing, risk, and positioning in digital assets. In its Q1 2026 outlook, the a

Asset manager 21Shares launched its bitcoin-gold hybrid exchange-traded product on the London Stock Exchange. The BOLD ETP became the first UK-listed product offering retail investors combined exposure to cryptocurrency and traditional assets in a single vehicle. The product holds $40.1 million in a

Bitcoin would likely suffer initial losses in a major geopolitical conflict before potentially emerging as a safe-haven asset if the crisis persists and governments respond with capital controls, looser monetary policy and fragmented financial systems. What Happened: Bitcoin's Dual Identity in Crisi