Bitcoin Prices

Cryptocurrency portfolio tracking and tax compliance platform CoinTracker on Wednesday announced its foray into the Indian market.

The global crypto mayhem last week wiped out Bitcoin worth $3.5 billion -- created to defend and support the TerraUSD (UST) stablecoin which saw a total crash

As Bitcoin hovers in the range of $38,000-$40,000 per digital coin, billionaire Warren Buffett has said that he will not even pay $25 for all the Bitcoin in the world.

The largest token fell as much as 8.5% to $34,337 after Vladimir Putin's push to demilitarise Ukraine started with a barrage of missile attacks on Thursday

The hashrate, or combined computational power used by bitcoin miners globally, has roughly quadrupled over the past six months to blow past 200 million "terahashes" per second

Dogecoin, launched in 2013 as a bitcoin spinoff, soared over 12,000 per cent to an all-time high in May before slumping almost 80 per cent by mid-December

Bitcoin rose as much as 4.4 per cent to $50,101 in New York trading on Friday

Bitcoin plunged 5.5% to $53,435.9 at 22:04 GMT on Friday, losing $3,112.06 from its previous close.

The leading cryptocurrency has added more than $3,000 to its value today

Fund rises as much as 5.4% on debut; over 12 million shares change hands

Bitcoin rose 7.11% to $55,162.92 at 20:01 GMT on Wednesday, adding $3,661.73 to its previous close.

Ether increased as much as 6.9% to $3,145, gaining for a fourth day amid the Ethereum network's London upgrade, which reduces the pace of growth in the coins

Bitcoin's price surged again on Monday after speculation that Amazon may be entering the cryptocurrency sector after it posted a job seeking for a product leader to develop its digital currency

As lobbying and counter-lobbying intensify, right now, it looks like a T20 match. We need to wait till the last over is bowled

Other investments require even greater leaps of faith. You can do a lot worse than Bitcoin.

If the mega cryptocurrency has left you nervous, hold your nerves as there is a silver lining in the mayhem the crypto asset class experienced last week

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Bitcoin, the biggest and most popular cryptocurrency, rose 8.75 per cent to touch $40,000, after plunging 14 per cent on Wednesday to its lowest since late January.

The cryptocurrency has tumbled 40 per cent from a record high of $64,895 hit on April 14. It is also heading for its first monthly decline since November 2018.

Crypto believers are dueling with skeptics: the former see an asset being embraced for its ability to hedge risks, while the latter sense a precarious mania riding atop waves of fiscal stimulus