Bitcoin rebounds to $66,500 after weekend strikes triggered $300 million in liquidations, as oil jumps, equities slide and select DeFi tokens outperform.

The derivatives exchange giant's switch to around-the-clock crypto trading will have visible impact on liquidity and volatility on weekends, analysts said.

Bitcoin’s price held in its trading range over the weekend as initial United States military action in Iran caused a brief market dip before prices recovered, according to QCP Capital. Bitcoin dropped ...

Iran tensions form the week’s macro focus as analysis dismisses the idea of “World War III.” Inflation risks may limit the ...

In a move that signals the final convergence of traditional financial infrastructure and the "always-on" digital asset market, CME Group officially announced ...

Bitcoin bulls stampeded to $68,000 on Wednesday but will their energy hold up until Friday’s $10.5 billion options expiry?

CME Group, the world's largest derivatives exchange is launching 24/7 crypto futures and options trading on May 29.

CME Group will begin offering 24/7 trading for its regulated cryptocurrency futures and options on May 29, pending regulatory review, expanding access to its digital asset derivatives suite as demand ...