Mackenzie TatananniMicroStrategy kicked off the new month with yet another Bitcoin purchase, days after announcing that the company's total holdings of the cryptocurrency crossed the 580,000 mark.The software company, which does business as Strategy,
Ethereum is down $68.11 today or 2.58% to $2576.23Down two of the past three daysUp 43.56% month-to-dateDown 22.98% year-to-dateDown 46.33% from its all-time high of $4800.00 on Nov. 9, 2021 (based on 5 p.m. levels)Down 32.01% from 52 weeks ago (May
By Elsa Ohlen and George GloverBitcoin was falling further back from its recent record high on Friday even with major regulatory developments for the crypto industry.The Securities and Exchange Commission dismissed its lawsuit against crypto exchange
U.S. President Trump's tightening of immigration controls could present a headwind to digital assets, Zaye Capital Markets analyst Naeem Aslam says in a note. "For tech investors and digital asset markets--where the free movement of global talent is
By Alexander OsipovichThe Securities and Exchange Commission dismissed its lawsuit against Binance and its billionaire founder Changpeng Zhao, the agency's latest move to wind down Biden-era enforcement actions against the crypto industry.The details
Bitcoin edges higher on improved risk sentiment following upbeat earnings from chip company Nvidia and after a federal court blocked President Trump's sweeping tariffs. Nvidia reported a jump in quarterly revenue despite U.S. restrictions on its Chin
By Elsa OhlenBitcoin and other cryptocurrencies fell early Thursday as a range of crypto-specific and broader macroeconomic factors pulled prices in different directions. The result was mostly muted, though the second largest coin Ether, was the outl
By Mackenzie TatananniGameStop said Wednesday that it had made its first Bitcoin purchase, taking a page out of MicroStrategy's book in pursuit of its own treasury aspirations.The videogame retailer said in a press release that it had snapped up 4,71
By Dow Jones Newswires StaffU.S. stock futures pointed to a solidly higher open when trading resumes on Tuesday after the holiday break.Buoying sentiment somewhat, the U.S. said it would delay implementing additional tariffs on the European Union unt
By Elsa OhlenBitcoin rose early Tuesday as cryptocurrencies took a breather from last week's rally and traders looked ahead to key price data.Bitcoin was trading flat over the past 24 hours at $109,703, but was up from $108,200 in the early hours of
Bitcoin falls slightly as uncertainty over U.S. trade policy weighs on the risk-sensitive digital asset. "Trump's tariff threats and political posturing are injecting high levels of geopolitical and economic risk, dampening appetite for risk assets w
By Dow Jones Newswires StaffEuropean markets started the week in positive territory after President Trump agreed Sunday to delay a threatened 50% tariff on European imports until July 9, from June 1.In a social-media post Trump said he received a cal
Bitcoin rises in European trade amid improving risk appetite following Washington's weekend decision to delay 50% tariffs on imports from the EU to July 9. Friday's decision to impose the tariff from June 1 hit bitcoin, but the delay to July 9 has he
Bitcoin eases slightly after hitting a fresh record high Thursday when the House passed President Trump's tax and spending bill. The fiscal plans have fuelled concerns about ballooning U.S. government debt following last week's credit rating downgrad
By Gunjan BanerjiBitcoin prices on Wednesday jumped to an all-time intraday high of $109,359.59, according to Dow Jones Market Data. On the day, they were up about 2%.This item is part of a Wall Street Journal live coverage event. The full stream can
By Callum KeownBitcoin hit a new all-time high above $109,000 Wednesday as the cryptocurrency was boosted by regulatory developments.The world's largest cryptocurrency hit $109,422 late morning, passing its previous record of $109,224, reached on Ina
By Dow Jones Newswires StaffU.S. stock futures were down after Tuesday's declines on Wall Street, led by tech, and the dollar continued to fall amid concerns over U.S. government debt as President Trump tries to push through his tax bill.Treasury yie
By Callum KeownBitcoin rose early Wednesday as the cryptocurrency launched a fresh effort to test its all-time high of just above $109,000 — but fell short again.The world's largest cryptocurrency reached $107,998 early in the day, just short of its
Bitcoin pulls back slightly after hitting a four-month high earlier as investors seek alternatives to the dollar amid concerns about the U.S. fiscal position. President Trump is putting increasing pressure on House Republicans to pass his tax-cutting
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon hasn't found any new appreciation for Bitcoin. He says at the bank's investor day that the Bitcoin universe has seen abuse, trafficking and other issues that ensure JPMorgan isn't going to provide custody for potential