Allen Scott

The price of Bitcoin remains stuck in a downtrend after failing to close above $50,000.

Bitcoin is retesting a key support level at $44K-$45K for the third time in the past week.

The price of Bitcoin has dropped below $40,000 as several high-cap coins return to the spotlight.

The average amount of Bitcoin miners are selling continues to gradually decrease.

Bitcoin price is showing no signs of slowing down during weekend trading with $30,000 in sight.

Bitcoin price hitting $100,000 to $200,000 in the next 12 months is becoming a quite common, if not "conservative," prediction.

It’s becoming increasingly clear that smart money is starting to take Bitcoin seriously.

Outspoken Bitcoin investor and host of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser, explains that his $400K BTC price prediction will coincide with the U.S. dollar’s collapse.

Bitcoin price tumbles further only to bounce off a key support area around $9,600 as most altcoins such as ETH and XRP see even bigger losses.

Bitcoin price hitting a 3-month high on rising volume hints at a bullish trend that puts $10K within reach.

Morgan Creek founder and CEO Mark Yusko says Bitcoin is one of the most asymmetric assets he has ever seen in his career as a fund manager.

Bitcoin is selling for over $24,000 in Iran on the Localbitcoins platform based on the official exchange rate, but here’s why this metric can be misleading.

Hong Kong’s financial watchdog has unveiled regulations for cryptocurrency exchanges and application requirements today.

Chile’s top central banker says the financial system could benefit from central bank digital currencies, particularly in “unconventional” monetary policies.

Bitcoin price has defied bearish sentiment, rising once again above the $10,000 mark to set the stage for a promising month of August.

As Bitcoin’s price soared past the key $10K, the main factors driving the rally this time around are much different than they were in late 2017.

First Bitcoin Capital Corp (BITCF) has become the next ally after Microsoft (MSFT) to the Emercoin International Development Group.

Cointelegraph asks its readers: What do you think the Bitcoin price will be in 2016?

Following the exciting news out of China that points to a possible change in attitude by the government towards Bitcoin, Cointelegraph caught up with one of China’s biggest bitcoin exchanges Huobi

Cointelegraph spoke with Ver about the new forum, his plans for Bitcoin.com, his dispute with OKcoin, and what he thinks of major banks hopping on the blockchain bandwagon.

Cointelegraph caught up with Mike Gropp from UK-based bitcoin trading platform BitBays to discuss its new cryptocurrency-powered “IPO” option for users

Interview with Bitnik Reload Founder Peter Trcek

Cointelegraph spoke with Christoph Hering from BitShares Munich on the current refugee influx into Europe and why cryptocurrency and blockchain technology might just be the perfect answer to the crisis.

DopeCoin, the world’s first cannabis-themed digital coin, has announced the first official Grow Network for DopeCoin, with the first grow opening in Canada.

The Bitcoin industry received its first celebrity endorsement following an announcement that Conexus Corporation’s subsidiary Bitcoin Direct LLC and boxing legend Mike Tyson have inked a partnership agreement.

Investors’ Angel is a new online resource offering exclusive insight into the world’s hottest startups unavailable anywhere else.

Cointelegraph spoke with Dumitriu Gabi, the founder of Cryptospaceinitiative.org, an organization that aims to create the first “constellation of satellites” running a grid network in space

Ukraine may soon legalize Bitcoin. The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) is seriously looking into the possibilities of implementing Bitcoin’s technology into the financial system according to Ukraine’s Bitcoin Foundation (BFU).

Kickstarter and Indiegogo aren’t suitable for modern crowdfunding according to Ram Budime, the Business Development Manager of Gok!llo, a new bitcoin-powered crowfunding platform.

Cointelegraph caught up with independent journalist and podcast host David Seaman to talk about the Bitcoin blocksize debate, BitLicense exodus, altcoins and gaming, as well as what bitcoin needs to break out of its current price slump.