LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) -Bitcoin surged to a record above $87,000 on Monday in a blistering rally amid expectations cryptocurrencies will thrive in a light-touch regulatory environment following the ...

Bitcoin tops record with bets on $100K by December, amid rumours of a nation-state quietly buying Bitcoin and US Bitcoin ...

An electronic signboard at a cryptocurrency exchange in Seoul displays the all-time high bitcoin price during a trading ...

Bitcoin keeps hitting new record highs as the cryptocurrency rallies on Donald Trump’s presidential election win, which will ...

The Fed's most recent rate cut, however, has further propelled Bitcoin, with the cryptocurrency surging to a new all-time ...

Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, is hitting new records in the wake of president-elect Donald Trump's victory.

Bitcoin prices rose from under $80,500 to a new record of more than $84,500 and have risen over 17% since Nov. 6, when Trump ...

The Japanese crypto exchange Bitbank says it has launched a subsidiary that will focus on investing in overseas blockchain firms.

The world’s largest cryptocurrency topped $87,000 for the first time on Monday. That’s part of a rally seen across ...

The cryptocurrency hit $88,000 and the Dow Jones industrial average reached a new high as a rally that began after Donald J. Trump’s election continued to gain steam.

Bitcoin approaches $80,000 with a potential rally to $102,000. See why BTC-USD investors should consider scaling out at key ...