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Bitcoin's price has dropped below $68,000 as the US dollar experiences its largest weekly gain in a year, causing major cryptocurrencies to lose value, with Solana and Ether declining by 4% and 4.4% respectively.

A financial firm predicts a potential 30% drop in Bitcoin's value in 2026, citing a four-year cycle that is gaining strength, placing Bitcoin in a deep bear market.

Bitcoin's value dropped by $110 billion despite having its best week of Wall Street news in months, due to a stronger dollar and shifting interest rate expectations.

Cathedra Bitcoin and Sphere 3D are merging to expand into AI services, creating a company with 53 MW of bitcoin mining capacity.

Bitcoin experienced a short-lived price surge to $74,000, prompting a rapid sell-off as short-term holders took profits.

Bitcoin's price dropped to near $68,000 due to weak US labor-market data, which failed to provide support for the cryptocurrency and risk assets.

Strike has secured a BitLicense from the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS), allowing it to offer various financial services to New York residents, including trading, bill pay, and custody products.

Strike, a cryptocurrency company led by Jack Mallers, has secured licenses from the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS), allowing it to offer various services to New York users, including Bitcoin brokerage and paycheck-to-Bitcoin services.

A federal judge has frozen 70.6 Bitcoin tied to BlockFills due to allegations of customer fund misuse, potentially impacting the company's operations and investor confidence.

The city of Vancouver blocked a proposal by its mayor to invest in bitcoin due to existing laws limiting city reserves to traditional assets.

Bitcoin's recent price rally may be short-lived as analysts believe the bear market persists, with fundamental and technical indicators still pointing to a bearish trend.

Macroeconomist Lyn Alden predicts Bitcoin will outperform gold in the next 2-3 years, citing gold's 'somewhat euphoric' sentiment and Bitcoin's 'somewhat unfairly negative' treatment.