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Bitcoin price fell to $73,477 overnight, its lowest since August, before bouncing to about $74,700 Monday morning as a Nvidia probe, Democratic regulation fears and ETF outflows hit risk appetite.

Bitcoin price held near $75,800 Friday after U.S. employers added 165,000 jobs in October, far above the 59,000 forecast, as December Fed hike odds climbed toward 80%.

The price of bitcoin has surged — mostly since the Treasury announced its debt buyback program — putting it on course for one of its best quarters ever.

Trillions in advisor wealth remain on the sidelines. Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart explains how strict wirehouse rules still cap Bitcoin ETF adoption.

Vanguard is going to allow bitcoin and crypto-linked exchange-traded funds and mutual funds to trade on its platform.

South Korean Financial regulators submit an implementation roadmap for Bitcoin and crypto ETFs as institutional adoption accelerates globally.

BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) recorded its largest daily inflow since January, as bitcoin surges above $92,000 amid improving macro conditions and renewed institutional interest.

Governments and institutions buying up large amounts of bitcoin is not without risk, but there is only one thing you can do about that...

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The FBI has issued an alert warning that North Korean hackers are attempting to steal cryptocurrency funds from U.S.-based ETFs using sophisticated social engineering techniques.