Bitcoin price surged above $87,000 to an eight-month high as ETF inflows, short covering and improving risk appetite lifted crypto markets. Check key levels and expert views.
Bitcoin price today: BTC crosses $80,000 for the first time since May, rising over 25% in a week. Experts explain the rally, ETF inflows and Fed outlook.
Bitcoin price today: Bitcoin has surged over 26% in a week, gaining nearly Rs 16 lakh in rupee terms. Experts explain the crypto rally and what lies ahead.
Cryptocurrency market is hammered hard thanks to the turbulence led by the global selloff in technology stocks deepened and washed out risky bets across asset classes.
According to the data from Coinmarketcap Bitcoin, the biggest crypto token tumbled 5.2 per cent in the last 24-hours to $85,304.08 on Tuesday, before making a marginal recovery.
Bitcoin crash: Crypto market saw a sudden selling pressure during the early Asian hours on Monday as the oldest crypto token Bitcoin (BTC) crumbled nearly $4,000 in a short span of two hours.
Crypto tokens made sharp rebound on Thursday, with Bitcoin surging more than 6 per cent from its 24-hour lows, amid the volatility in the riskier asset class.
Bitcoin has tumbled more than 20 per cent in November itself to $86,860, while the leading crypto token has seen a correction of nearly 32 per cent from its all time high at $126,198.07.
The decline followed the release of stronger-than-expected US jobs data. The economy added 1,19,000 jobs in September, significantly higher than the 50,000 forecast by economists polled by Dow Jones.
The news report highlights how crime proceeds, black money and cyber fraud gains are increasingly routed through virtual assets, complicating enforcement efforts.
The digital asset class was hammered hard as Bitcoin, the oldest and largest crypto currency tumbled more than 7 per cent to briefly slip below the $100,000 mark.
Bitcoin hit $125,000-mark on Sunday as the world's oldest cryptocurrency scaled its all-time high of $125,245.57 over the weekend.
If the value of a single asset appreciates by Rs 60,00,000 in a year, it's no less than a miracle. It is possible in real estate as well, but there are multiple other factors as well.
The global cryptocurrency market observed a significant boost in July 2025, with market capitalisation climbing 13.3 per cent, according to Binance Research.
Bitcoin price jumped 3.7 per cent to $122,321.10 on Monday, remaining just 1.6 per cent shy of its all-time high $123,091.61 hit a month ago on July 15.
With Indians holding a massive $120 billion in Bitcoin investments now, social media platforms are abuzz over its potential windfall to the exchequer.
In a significant security breach, Indian cryptocurrency exchange CoinDCX reported a cyberattack that resulted in the theft of $44.2 million, equivalent to Rs 378 crore.
Wealth creation is difficult but imagine an asset soaring more than Rs 15,00,000 in just two weeks. Yes, that's right and this asset is Bitcoin.
In Indian rupee terms, Bitcoin has surged a jaw dropping 44.80 lakh times return, which turns out to be 44,60,00,000 per cent in the last 15 years in Indian rupee terms.
The 15-year-old crypto token has zoomed more than 23,00,00,000 per cent or 23,00,000 times from its all-time low around $0.04865, according to the data from Coinmarketcap.
Bitcoin hits all-time high: This means that if an investor had invested Rs 100 in this digital asset 15 years ago, he would have minted Rs 23 crore from his investment.
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