Some industry watchers point to an imminent Bitcoin correction, despite US lawmakers passing three key bills to provide more clarity for the cryptocurrency industry.

Economist Peter Schiff warns that growing corporate Bitcoin treasuries could fuel a speculative bubble and lead to a major market collapse.

Another reason for concern is the hype and buzz surrounding stablecoins. They have been growing like gangbusters over the past few years and are now worth over $250 billion. According to Treasury ...

Bitcoin’s breakout faces mixed signals as volume cools and valuation ratios flash overbought warnings. Bitcoin [BTC] ...

As governments regulate and Wall Street buys in, Bitcoin’s future may lie in what it offers beyond price: autonomy, ...

Bitcoin is currently the largest and most valuable cryptocurrency on the market. According to Coindesk, it is valued at little over $19,000 for a single coin. However, despite the coin’s ...

The 40 percent sell-off in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to start the year has once again sparked concerns among investors that a bubble in cryptocurrency prices may be bursting.

Investing.com -- Bitcoin’s surge in value has drawn parallels to the infamous Amsterdam tulip bubble of the 1630s, with an analyst arguing Bitcoin is traded 24x7 across the world, making it a ...

Is bitcoin in a bubble? The price of bitcoin has been soaring this year, and last week alone it jumped from $11,000 to well over $17,000, according to Coindesk. It started the year below $1,000.

Over 60% of survey respondents believed bitcoin is in a bubble despite 20% allocating to their portfolio, says Investopedia's Caleb Silver.