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"Bitcoin Jesus" was arrested in Spain this week on charges including mail fraud and tax evasion.

Ex-Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao has been sentenced to four months in prison after being charged for violating US anti-money laundering rules.

If bitcoin does not quickly reclaim support at about $62,000, it faces a downward test of its next support level near $51,500, Katie Stockton said.

Binance founder Changpeng Zhao has a $43 billion fortune, Bloomberg estimated, nearly double Sam Bankman-Fried's estimated fortune in FTX's heyday.

"It has happened. It is real. You may not want to believe it, but I place a 25% chance that Bitcoin has already topped for this cycle," Brandt said.

JPMorgan's CEO warned of sticky inflation, rising interest rates, a recession, and global turmoil, while panning crypto's lack of progress.

As memecoins make a resurgence, hedge funds are chasing gains in the highly volatile corner of the crypto market, Bloomberg reported.

"We do not expect bitcoin price increases post halving as it has been already priced in," JPMorgan says, adding that they see a downturn ahead.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon just launched another scathing attack on the biggest crypto and said bitcoin couldn't serve as a currency.

TMTG, which owns Trump's Truth Social, needs to build a real business to deliver sustained stock-price gains, experts said.

"We see the pullback as an interruption in the uptrend, not the start of a bearish reversal, given the recent breakout above the 2021 high."

Previous halvings have powered the cryptocurrency's price higher because they reduce the supply of new tokens in circulation.

Young guys are gambling on everything from sports to crypto — and companies have turned their appetite for risk into a lucrative new market.

Bitcoin could plummet to as low as $20,000 in crypto's next "ice age," Mizuho's Dan Dolev says.

In the ever-evolving landscape of finance, few phenomena have captured the imagination and attention of investors like Bitcoin. Whenever new-age ‘finfluencers’ hailed the arrival of this supposedly futuristic digital gold, it came crashing down like a house of cards. And as another set of ‘experts’ prepared to write the obituary for the crypto bubble, its rollercoaster journey usually made a thunderous comeback. But the one thing Bitcoin has not done is become irrelevant.

Bitcoin's recent surge to record-breaking highs has left many scratching their heads in awe. Within the first two weeks of March, the cryptocurrency defied gravity, surging 30% and reaching an all-time high. The surge was thanks to two major factors as per experts, one of which is the upcoming Bitcoin halving. By April 19 or 20, the Bitcoin halving is expected to occur in order to reinforce this inherent scarcity. Here’s what this means for investors.

"Rich Dad Poor Dad" author Robert Kiyosaki rang the alarm on a historic asset bubble, and advised investors to stockpile gold, silver, and bitcoin.

Steve Eisman expects infrastructure to boom thanks to AI demand, grid investing, onshoring, and greenification, he told Odd Lots.

What's different this time in the cryptocurrency market? Good question.

The big catalyst for a downturn in risk assets would be a reversal in the Fed's dovish pivot from late last year, Stifel's Barry Bannister said.

Google filed a lawsuit against two scammers it says tricked the company into accepting fraudulent apps on Google Play.

The Silk Road was a global e-commerce site for illegal drugs, weapons, and other illicit activities that were facilitated via the transfer of bitcoin.