Bitcoin, once the unruly child of finance, is showing signs of maturity as its wild swings fade, forcing speculative traders ...

Bitcoin is finally acting its age. After years of wild price moves that made it the symbol of chaos in finance, its behavior ...

Bitcoin (BTC) is back in the limelight as traders consider the possibility of shooting to an all-time high of 300K amid the ...

Bitcoin's volatility is expected to be slightly above average around Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's speech at ...

Bitcoin has fallen 8% from its peak to $113,000, triggering market fear, but whale buying activity and technical indicators ...

Bitcoin is less shaky now, with its price moving less than before. It's acting more like big stock markets, even as some ...

Bitcoin price retreated to $118,000 after reaching an all-time high of $124,283 and briefly surpassing Google parent Alphabet ...

Overview: Bitcoin hovers at $112,859, with resistance at $115K and support near $112K.ETF outflows of $523 million and futures liquidations add downside pressur ...

Aug. 17, marked the return of the much-awaited and notorious bitcoin volatility. After several months of consolidating around the $30,000 level with historically low realized and implied volatility in ...

Bitcoin and XRP slipped this week, but fresh listings and corporate treasuries signal the sector's staying power.

Figure 1: Bitcoin’s Market Capitalization vs. Volatility, Marking Different Market Cap Peaks In figure 2: The volatility of any asset, bitcoin included, is not constant.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has sometimes been referred to as "digital gold," suggesting that it can be a safe haven type of investment, and that it can help hedge against volatility in the stock market.