Currencies

The world's largest cryptocurrency has tanked 56% this year and experts fear the selling and volatility may continue. That's why one ETF firm is rolling out some options.

A number of factors ranging from inflation to hiring freezes to industry-wide pressures have caused Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to lose significant value.

Bitcoin continues to decline following the latest inflation report and the announcement by one exchange that it is laying off 18% of its workforce.

The SEC is eyeing crypto exchanges including Binance, Coinbase, FTX and Crypto.com FOX Business has learned.

Crypto expert suggested the crash could be "good for the space" as low-quality projects go to zero and a "huge washout" could be on the horizon.

Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, is well off its all-time high of $68,990.90 per coin hit in 2021.

Jay-Z is looking to bring financial literacy to the Brooklyn, New York housing project where he grew up with the help of Twitter co-founder and Block CEO Jack Dorsey.

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies continued a wide-ranging decline over the weekend following Friday's release of the latest inflation data reaching a new 40-year high.

Cryptocurrency billionaire Brock Pierce weighed in on the need for "sensible regulation" following recent events, including the "implosion" of stablecoins.

Bitcoin miners have been trying to help the state with its power problems amid a heat wave, shutting down when the grid needs support, a blockchain executive noted.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse weighs in on regulation and volatility in the crypto markets from WEF in Davos as bitcoin hovers around the $29,000 level.

Bitwise chief investment officer Matt Hougan argues the crypto market is seeing a "classic, risk-off" response to macro news of SEC's Gensler predicting cryptocurrency turmoil isn't over.

Delta Blockchain Fund founder Kavita Gupta explained on Monday why she believes a “a crypto winter is here” as bitcoin traded below the $30,000 level.

'Kudlow' host gives his take on the performance of cryptocurrency and weighs in on digital currency regulations.

Bitcoin has tumbled approximately 27% in what has been a volatile week for the world's largest cryptocurrency.

Bitwise Asset Management CIO Matt Hougan argued that markets are experiencing a macro-driven risk repricing of all risk assets, including bitcoin, which introduces “significant volatility” in the short-term.

IDX Digital Assets CIO Ben McMillan argued that bitcoin's “low correlation thesis” to risky assets “is gone.”

Bitcoin's price stabilized around the $31,000 level.

In his latest "My Take," Monday, "Varney & Co." host Stuart Varney breaks down current inflation woes, warning viewers that we're moving 'closer to recession.'

Ava Labs President John Wu discusses Fidelity's 401(k) plans for crypto