Currencies

Federal authorities seized $3.6 million in stolen Bitcoin and arrested a couple in Manhattan Tuesday in what’s considered the Justice Department’s largest financial cryptocurrency bust to date.

One Bitcoin ETF hopeful may get a lifeline from the SEC.

The Chinese government could take further measures if needed to keep the yuan stable, potentially putting downward pressure on the currency, a former foreign exchange regulator said.

The euro was near Friday's three-week high on Monday morning, after the European Central Bank's hawkish turn last week, but analysts said further short-term gains looked less likely with looming Fed tightening supporting the dollar.

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy, who admitted to once being skeptical of Bitcoin, discussed the future of the cryptocurrency amid its recent slide, noting that he believes the crypto is “here to stay.”

Cryptocurrency was trading higher early Wednesday morning for all of the major coins.

Bitcoin has been struggling this week along with equities as the Federal Reserve sets out its roadmap to raise interest rates.

Bitcoin investors lost another chance to invest via an exchange-traded fund.

Facebook’s ambitious effort to bring cryptocurrency to the masses has failed.

Bitcoin was trading higher Wednesday morning, helping to lead a stabilization in the crypto market.

The sharp selloff in equities spilled over into cryptos.

It is becoming a more common occurrence: When stocks fall, so does bitcoin.

Bitcoin has had a rough week just like equities. The cryptocurrency has traded down for 5 straight days.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams had his first paycheck converted to crypto via Coinbase

The Federal Reserve is casting a shadow over cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin was trading below $42,000 early on Wednesday morning. This follows a day in which most cryptocurrencies traded lower as bond yields rose, which also impacted equities.

A nonprofit organization in Arkansas is offering potential employees $10,000 in bitcoin to relocate to the area.

Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies traded lower as stock and bond markets remained closed for MLK Day.

The dollar clung to a late week bounce on Monday as investors braced for January's U.S. Federal Reserve meeting and raised bets it will chart a year ahead holding several rate hikes, while China surprised analysts with a benchmark cut.

Red-hot inflation may be hitting the mighty U.S. dollar, and that could spell trouble for the economic rebound.