
Bitcoin price traded at 63,942.44 USD/BTC, up 4.82% in the past 24 hours.

A recurring pattern that has been observed during each Bitcoin halving is volatility. With the next event looming, Bitcoin has dropped more than 12% over the past week, sliding to

The global chocolate industry is facing a crisis as cocoa prices skyrocket. Cocoa beans are now worth more than some precious metals and are growing faster than Bitcoin.

Bitcoin price traded at 61,159.58 USD/BTC, down 4.30% in the past 24 hours.

With just two days left until the highly anticipated halving, excitement and fear are gripping the cryptocurrency community, reflected in a flurry of discussions and trading

The woman behind the largest bitcoin laundering case in British history, worth up to 4.3 billion USD, is still on the run.

The cocoa shortage not only puts traditional chocolate makers in Germany and Switzerland at risk of profits, their identity is also threatened as production costs rise.

Bitcoin price traded at 63,895.90 USD/BTC, up 1.34% in the past 24 hours.

The Bitcoin halving event is less than 3 days away. However, the price of the world's largest cryptocurrency is still below the threshold of 64,000 USD.

Traders sold bitcoin and stocks following mixed reports related to inflation and the increasingly bitter US-China dispute and the geopolitical crisis in the Middle East.

Bitcoin price traded at 62,451.23 USD/BTC, down 3.76% in the past 24 hours.

Data shows that a Satoshi-era miner moved 50 Bitcoin (BTC) yesterday after 14 years of inactivity, becoming one of the rare cases where Bitcoin from the 'Satoshi era' has been

US stocks closed sharply lower on April 15 due to pressure from US Treasury yields and concerns about rising geopolitical tensions between Iran and Israel...

Bitcoin price traded at 64,929.29 USD/BTC, up 1.48% in the past 24 hours.

The series of spot ETFs received initial approvals on April 15 from the SFC and Hong Kong became the first region in Asia to pave the way for cryptocurrencies...

Bitcoin price traded at 64,643.50 USD/BTC, down 3.95% in the past 24 hours.

With a decrease of 7.9% to 61,842 USD, this is the first time the virtual currency Bitcoin has witnessed the strongest decrease of the year since its peak of 73,794 USD.

Strong fluctuations in Bitcoin price cause investors in the futures market to suffer great losses.

With a decrease of 7.9% to 61,842 USD on April 13, this is the first time the virtual currency has dropped the most in a year since it peaked on March 14 with 73,794 USD.

From joy to confusion, those who follow the cryptocurrency market know that the halving event - the halving of the amount of Bitcoin (BTC) in circulation - can push the price of