Bitcoin fell below $77,000, and Ethereum reached a 16-month low on Tuesday as concerns over a potential U.S. recession grew.

Leading cryptocurrencies extended losses Monday, mirroring the stock rout, as investors get jittery over recession concerns.

Coinbase plans to launch 24/7 Bitcoin and Ethereum futures trading via its CFTC-regulated derivatives exchange.

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It is currently trading at a price of $79,978.15, as U.S. investors grow more pessimistic about a looming recession following ...

MicroStrategy's stock has lost 47% since November 2024, falling from $543 to $287.18 as of March 9, 2025. Given MicroStrategy ...

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Crypto prices and stocks alike are falling Monday, with Bitcoin diving as traders react to President Trump's recession ...

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Spanish bank BBVA has said it received approval from the country's securities regulator to offer Bitcoin and Ether trading services in Spain.