Currencies

Bitcoin traded above $40,000, following a day of gains after snapping a two-day losing streak and trading lower in eight of the last nine days.

Bitcoin hovered around $40,000 on Wednesday morning after trading lower in eight of the past nine days.

The ETF industry's largest annual gathering comes at a critical time for U.S. financial markets and the economy as billions flow into the sector.

Bitcoin is trading around $43,000 Friday morning after falling for a fourth straight day.

The Bitcoin 2022 conference attracted some 25,000 attendees — some of whom were willing to tell FOX Business why they traveled to Miami Beach to talk cryptocurrency with like-minded others.

Top-10 UFC flyweight fighter Matheus Nicolau says he has signed a contract to be paid entirely in Bitcoin to secure his future financially.

Barstool's Dave Portnoy tells FOX Business bitcoin will soon be used "anywhere you go."

Bitcoin Foundation Chairman Brock Pierce encourages new investors to start small and "learn how this all works."

PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel said Thursday that Bitcoin will “never be” controlled by the government, unlike “woke companies.”

Journalist Glenn Greenwald said Thursday that Edward Snowden is the “happiest person” he's “ever met” at the Bitcoin 2022 conference during a panel that linked bitcoin to libertarian and third-party ideals.

Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers, Rams receiver Odell Beckham Jr., and tennis superstar Serena Williams discussed their cryptocurrency investments Thursday at the Bitcoin 2022 conference.

Bitcoin was hovering around $43,000, after declining for three straight days.

Hashdex partner Bruno Ramos de Sousa suggests Bitcoin is at a "good entry point" for investors to buy the cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin traded around $45,000 on Wednesday morning.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez noted that cryptocurrency has presented an opportunity for his city to lean into innovation and has put itself on the map as a major technological hub in America.

Russia's invasion may have led to prolonged, heightened inflation and greater adoption of cryptocurrencies among nations.

Bitcoin heads to the end of the week trading around $45,000, after falling for a third consecutive day.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a decree that "unfriendly countries" can pay for natural gas in foreign currencies.

Russia implemented a number of measures to limit the damage to its economy, such as strict limits on on currency exchange, withdrawals and hard-currency transfers.

Bitcoin hovered around $47,000 Thursday morning after declining for two consecutive days.