Bitcoin trimmed earlier losses in afternoon trading Monday, after joining the global market sell-off over the on tariff-fueled recession fears and dropping more than $10,000 over the weekend.

Bitcoin prices fell below a key psychological threshold on Monday as the financial markets sell-off intensified, but cryptocurrency experts believe it’s likely to hold up better than other asset ...

But now the man nicknamed “the first Bitcoin president” is presiding over a Bitcoin crash. Since Mr. Trump announced his global tariffs last week, the price of Bitcoin has plunged 10 percent ...

The bitcoin (BTC) price is likely to become more volatile after dipping below $75,000 twice in the past week as it extends its drop from the all-time high of $109,000 reached on Jan 20.

Bitcoin sank Thursday as investors continued to flee riskier assets after President Trump ratcheted up the trade war. The largest cryptocurrency recently traded around $82,000, down more than 4% ...