The U.S. capture of Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro sent oil to four-year lows, while crypto markets have held steady.

Despite Bitcoin’s history of volatility during geopolitical tensions, its price is unlikely to fall in the coming days ...

U.S. special forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife in a raid in Caracas. The event triggered a ...

The U.S. Justice Department accused Maduro and close allies of running a narco-trafficking network and offered a reward of up ...

Bitcoin stays above $90K post-US military strike on Venezuela, showing resilience to geopolitical tensions and stable market ...

Bitcoin and the broader crypto market have started 2026 with strong gains, driven by new-year allocations and a haven bid ...

Bitcoin rallies into 2026 with renewed whale accumulation, yet miner selling and macro risks leave the breakout awaiting ...

Bitcoin rose more than $90,000 after America's assault on Venezuela as traders proved to be immune to geopolitical shocks and volatility.

Jack Mallers, CEO of payment platform Strike, has made a powerful case for the United States to embrace Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) as a strategic reserve asset. What Happened: In an interview with CNBC on ...

The thought of selling Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) makes you feel squeamish? Strike, a cryptocurrency payments firm, has launched a new lending product that allows users to take out loans using the world's ...

Open interest, the number for outstanding contracts, in the Bitcoin options market has been clustered at the contracts ...