Cryptocurrency prices fell late Wednesday and traded lower Thursday after the Federal Reserve skipped a rate hike

BlackRock, the world's biggest asset manager, is close to filing an application for a Bitcoin ETF (exchange-traded fund)

After surfacing briefly above $26,000 early Monday morning, bitcoin returned to its recent, more familiar haunts below this threshold.

Bitcoin is opening the Asia trading week up 0.4% to $25,912, while ether is slightly down to $1,748.

After a brief recovery, Bitcoin and other crypto tokens continued to remain under pressure on Monday.

Solana’s secondary non-fungible token (NFT) sales dropped nearly 50% in May, to US$44.9 million from US$85.7 million in April.

Coinbase Derivatives Exchange, the regulated futures offering by crypto exchange Coinbase (COIN), will offer bitcoin (BTC) and ether (ETH)

Bitcoin’s price slipped once again as May came to its end, and thus the asset registered its first losing month since the start of the year.

After charting a three-week high recently, BTC stalled at around $28,000 but dumped hard in the past several hours.

Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, dropped below US$28,000 on Monday afternoon in Hong Kong

Unlike the previous few weekends, this one is turning out to be more positive for bitcoin, which spiked to over $27,000 earlier today.

China seems to be opening up to some parts of the industry. Despite its hard stance on trading and owning cryptocurrencies

Bitcoin's (BTC) options market is showing bias for weakness over six months for the first time since early March as the U.S. debt ceiling

Bitcoin dropped about 2 percent to breach the $27,000 mark once again on Wednesday, while Ethereum was also down over 2 percent

After sitting below $27,000 for a few days, bitcoin finally jumped above that level in the past 24 hours but is yet to decisively reclaim it

Bitcoin (BTC) continued to hold below $27,000 as U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said stress in the banking sector

The past week had some exciting developments to offer, at least in certain segments of the market.

The cryptocurrency markets were trading in red on Friday. BTC fell by 1.13% to $26,908, whereas Ethereum was above the level of $1,800.

Bitcoin and other top crypto tokens moved higher on Thursday as the investors shrugged off the potential turbulence from the US debt

The UK Treasury Select Committee has suggested the country regulate cryptocurrency trading as a form of gambling