In response, the S&P Volatility Index (VIX)—often called Wall Street's "fear gauge" —has surged to its highest level since last August and this is where things get interesting for bitcoin.

Despite market fears, analysts forecast Bitcoin could surpass $1.8 million by 2035 as tokenized gold surges amid global trade and ETF uncertainty.

Bollinger Bands track price volatility using moving averages and standard deviations to show dynamic trading ranges. Tight ...

The DXY Index drops to a three-year low, sparking optimism for a potential Bitcoin rally, as historical trends suggest ...

Each halving affects the Bitcoin price chart and continues to shape Bitcoin as the backbone of the cryptocurrency market. The last Bitcoin halving was in 2024 and reduced the mining rewards from 6 ...

As fear dominated the sector, Binance CEO Richard Teng weighed in on the escalating trade tensions and their effect on the ...

India's crypto landscape is shifting towards futures trading due to leverage, lower capital requirements, and better tax ...

Alpine Fox founder Mike Alfred highlighted in a post on X that a gold bull market is bullish for Bitcoin. During previous cycles, gold led Bitcoin for a short while, but eventually, Bitcoin caught up ...