Bitcoin bloodbath: Cryptocurrency plunges 20% in two days
Bitcoin investors are getting their digital butts kicked lately. Hard. Bitcoin prices have plunged more than 20% in the past two days.
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Bitcoin investors are getting their digital butts kicked lately. Hard. Bitcoin prices have plunged more than 20% in the past two days.
The bubble may have burst for bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin's remarkable run last year may have been smoke and mirrors.
Bitcoin and four other cryptocurrencies surgerd on Thursday, with the approach of tax day in the United States.
Volatile bitcoin took another punch to the gut.
Although cryptocurrencies are nothing new, 2017 saw more mainstream investors buying in — and cashing out.
Users of Robinhood, the commission-free investing app, will soon be able to invest in cryptocurrencies alongside more traditional investment offerings, the company announced Thursday.
An early cheerleader for bitcoin has announced it's pulling the plug on the digital currency.
Bitcoin keeps tumbling.
Bitcoin is becoming too hot for criminals so they're switching to more obscure cryptocurrencies such as monero, according to European law enforcement officials.
Bitcoin's wild rally has enraptured investors in recent weeks. But the chair of the Federal Reserve isn't buying into the hype.
Cryptocurrencies have been on a wild ride.
2017 has become the year bitcoin went big.
Bitcoin can't stop breaking records.
Bitcoin insanity is invading far-flung corners of the stock market.
Forget the Dow's big rally or booming tech stocks, there's a much wilder investment story happening.