
Bitcoin or Ether: Which Will Recover Faster After the Market Crash?
The crypto market is going through tough times.

The crypto market is going through tough times.

The White House is proposing to cut more than 9,400 employees and just over $1.5 billion from the Transportation Security Administration's budget,

Bitcoin rose above $69,000 on Monday after reports that Iran and the US had agreed to a ceasefire plan that could open the Strait of Hormuz as early as Monday, boosting risk appetite.

Hackers stole $280 million from the unregulated crypto exchange Drift, the largest perpetual futures exchange on the Solana blockchain.

Bybit Kazakhstan announces the launch of the KZT/USDT spot trading pair

Bitcoin was little changed on Tuesday and has shown sluggish performance in March,

Bitcoin is struggling to hold its ground amid reports of a possible end to the US-Iran war. Earlier today,

Bitcoin rose slightly on Monday, stabilizing after wild swings over the weekend, as traders awaited further signs of a US-Israeli war against Iran.

While more and more crypto platforms are implementing account security tools, they are selling not so much the security of digital funds as the peace of mind of their customers.

Bitcoin fell on Friday, ending a quiet week, as risk aversion over the Iran war and the anticipation of a massive $14 billion options expiration kept traders cautious about cryptocurrencies.