Bitcoin and crypto prices surge as investors anticipate a boost from former President Trump's potential impact on the market.

Bitcoin reached $80,000 for the first time after soaring on the back of Donald Trump's election win earlier this week. The cryptocurrency was up by over 5% on Sunday, reaching nearly $81,000 at ...

Bitcoin surged past $75,000 for the first time hours before Donald Trump won the US presidential election. The Republican candidate's lead in the race fueled the so-called Trump trade as investors ...

When it launched in 2009, Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) was designed to be a decentralized, peer-to-peer digital currency. In fact, Bitcoin was so decentralized that it was considered to be beyond the ...

Bitcoin is up 80% this year, dwarfing the S&P 500’s still-electric 25.7% gain this year. After briefly touching the $80,000 milestone, bitcoin was trading just below it Sunday mid-morning.

What's intriguing is that instead of selling off, bitcoin plowed through prior highs on Nov. 6 ($76,400), Nov. 7 ($76,900) and Nov. 8 ($77,200). Gold and U.S. equities are doing the same thing ...

Bitcoin is likely to top $100,000 after the U.S. election, if history is any guide. BTC is undervalued compared with previous cycles, measuring from either the cycle low or since the halving ...

Get insights into the potential impact of the US election on the crypto market. Learn how crypto investors are analyzing the ...

Since the victory of United States President-elect Donald Trump, interest in cryptocurrency has spiked, with Bitcoin surging to all-time highs as his campaign promised to support the crypto industry.

The presidential election results lit a new fire under that stalled market. Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) soared to record highs on November 6, rising above the $75,000 mark for the first time.

The question of whether Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies should be subject to capital gains taxation has been bandied about for years, but has found renewed interest since former President Trump ...

Long-term Bitcoin investors are extremely pleased. Roughly 15 years ago, Bitcoin first began trading hands, mostly through manual transactions conducted using online forums. Back then, a single ...