Driving truth and transparency for a misunderstood, nascent asset. As U.S. markets brace for the inevitable bitcoin ETF approval, it is important to understand the difference between Bitcoin and ...

High volatility creates short-term uncertainty across crypto markets, which can lead to temporary losses, triggering panic selling. For instance, bitcoin's recent crash from a price of more than $ ...

While many bitcoin investors look for the asset to behave as a safe haven, bitcoin typically has ultimately acted as the riskiest of all risk allocations. The below is an excerpt from a recent ...

Bitcoin needs to “mature” before decoupling from stock market While Bitcoin is poised to grow into a safe-haven asset in the future, the world’s first cryptocurrency still needs to “mature ...

According to a recent analysis by the New York Digital Investment Group (NYDIG), Bitcoin has demonstrated superior returns compared to various asset classes, despite its notable volatility. The ...

Roundtable anchor, Rob Nelson chatted with Cardone about Bitcoin's multifaceted nature, noting that it stands apart from other assets like gold and technology companies such as Microsoft.

Rob Nelson highlighted this unique aspect by emphasizing bitcoin's triple identity: A finite asset, a currency, and a technology. He noted, "Bitcoin is a technology and an asset in the traditional ...

But younger investors with a higher risk appetite are increasingly turning to Bitcoin. In just over a decade, it’s gone from a niche digital asset to one of the top performers of the 21st century.

BlackRock says investors interested in bitcoin should allocate 1%-2% of their portfolio to the token. That amount would generate risk comparable to holding assets like the Magnificent Seven stock.

Alice Morgan / Investopedia The amount of assets held by BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust has grown larger than their iShares Gold Trust, the second largest gold ETF by assets. A key difference ...

How bitcoin, the asset, will behave in the future versus how it currently trades in the market have proven to be drastically different from our long-term thesis. In this piece, we’re taking a deeper ...