Currencies

El Salvador plans to build the world's first "Bitcoin City" which will be funded initially by bitcoin bonds, President Nayib Bukele said on Saturday, doubling down on the Central American country's bet on the crypto currency.

A Southern California man was sentenced to three years in federal prison for operating an unlicensed business that exchanged at least $13 million in Bitcoin and cash, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said.

Bitcoin was trading more than 3% lower Friday morning.

Bitcoin was trading 0.1% higher Thursday morning.

Bitcoin was trading 2% lower Wednesday morning, at around $59,190.

Though the reason behind the drop is unclear, the move coincided with a press conference by China's state planner, the National Development and Reform Commission and comes a day after President Biden signed the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill into law.

The real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin, could be revealed during a seemingly run-of-the-mill trial playing out in Florida.

The SEC squashes what would have been a Bitcoin ETF for investors.

AMC Entertainment is now accepting more forms of payment at its theaters.

Bitcoin was trading 1% lower Friday morning. That put the price around $64,600.

Bitcoin was trading 2.9% lower Thursday morning.

Inflation is rising and investors are adjusting portfolios to protect against higher prices.

Bitcoin was trading 1.9% lower Wednesday morning.

Apple CEO Tim Cook says that while the tech giant is looking into cryptocurrencies, there are no immediate plans to adopt it as a form of payment on Apple Pay for the company's products.

Bitcoin was trading more than 7% higher Monday morning.

Bitcoin was trading 0.4% higher Friday morning.

New York City Mayor-elect Eric Adams pledged Thursday that he would accept his first three paychecks in bitcoin when he formally takes office next year.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, who just secured a second term this week, said he will accept his entire salary in bitcoin.

Bitcoin was trading 1% lower Thursday morning.

Bitcoin was trading 2% higher Wednesday morning. The price was around $62,800 per coin.