Roughly a third of hedge fund managers are considering launching a digital assets-focused strategy over the next 12 months, underlining the depth of appetite.

A renewal of interest by traditional hedge funds in shorting Tether has highlighted the difficulty of betting against the stablecoin that serves as a foundation for much of the trading in the cryptocurrency market.

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted, and continues to impact all major industries – but how has this affected crypto trends?

Bitcoin has recently decoupled from the weak stock markets, reviving speculation that the cryptocurrency may be beginning to draw demand as a haven or inflation-hedge asset.

Bitcoin picked just the day to show its extraordinary volatility.

2021 has seen an explosion in cryptocurrency trading and a huge influx of institutional and private investment in the crypto space.

Bitcoin (BTC) rallied near $43,000 on Friday as short positions continue to unwind from the second quarter sell-off.

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El Salvador’s recent approval of bitcoin as a legal tender could create issues for the Central American nation’s economy and the digital asset, a recent report by JPMorgan said.

The most powerful moment from the 2021 Bitcoin Conference in Miami last month came when President Nayib Bukele announced that El Salvador will adopt bitcoin as legal tender.

Miami—not New York—may emerge as the center of Bitcoin activity in the U.S.

A court or other trusted third party should be able to reverse cryptocurrency transactions if they are fraudulent or the result of criminal activity, US Rep. Bill Foster said as he called for new regulation in an Axios interview.

Traders' eyes are glued to their screens on Friday as $1.5 billion worth of ether options is expiring today.

On the 9th of June 2021, El Salvador announced that congress had voted in favour of president Nayib Bukele’s proposal to use Bitcoin as legal tender.

The World Bank said this week it could not help El Salvador’s implement bitcoin as legal tender, due to “environmental and transparency shortcomings,” a spokesperson told Reuters, but some market players argue that this is a “lazy excuse.”

The very rich are adding fuel to the bitcoin boom but many are wary of a bubble.

It’s been a fascinating month between the market getting chopped in half from all the FUD news coming out at the same time as a lot of bullish news. I’ve never seen any asset class where people are as enthused and bullish as they are after the market pulls back 50%.

Commuting in New York City can be a nightmare even in the best of times, but that's exactly how former commodity trader Carlos Betancourt found bitcoin.

Digital assets’ disruptive potential could herald a seismic shift in markets, with crypto hedge funds bringing bumper returns uncorrelated to other asset classes – but investors remain wary of the patchwork of ad-hoc rules and regulations covering the sector.

Bitcoin fans will have cheered Elon Musk's latest market-stirring tweet. The Tesla CEO said the car company would start accepting bitcoin payments again once crypto mining became greener, driving the token's price back above $40,000.

A tweet that is bearish Elon Musk damaged some long jobs, supplying some market doubt on way going to the week-end.

Crypto hedge fund manager Kevin Kang is not too happy with Elon Musk as of late.

Bitcoin 2021, Miami — Attendees at Bitcoin 2021 in Miami got a rude awakening (if they slept at all) thanks to Elon Musk’s latest tweet of “#Bitcoin” and a broken heart, which subsequently sent the value of bitcoin down 6.3%.

Elon Musk caused more calamity in bitcoin price action late Thursday and into Friday, leading at least one crypto hedge-fund manager to describe the Tesla Inc. CEO and prolific tweeter as “too influential on bitcoin prices.”

A bearish tweet from Elon Musk wiped out some long positions, providing some market uncertainty on direction heading into the weekend.

Bitcoin continued its five-day retreat Wednesday, losing about 34% in May and tumbling below $40,000 in what could be the worst month since November 2018.

Many major cryptocurrency exchanges are reporting technical issues as a massive selloff strains the ecosystem.

It always seems to be when there’s nothing but euphoria in the market, something smacks you in the face and takes the market down.

Elon Musk's decision to no longer accept Bitcoin to purchase Tesla's electric cars slashed billions from the cryptocurrency's valuation, but won't kill investor interest in the sector, analysts believe.

Wall Street traders like Trey Griggs are finding a new lease on life in the $2.5 trillion crypto Wild West.

Nic Carter’s first foray into digital currencies was mining Dogecoin in his university dorm room back in 2013.

Although some countries, including India, are considering banning Bitcoin, an outright ban in the United States is unlikely.

Digital assets hedge fund BKCoin Capital has named Mark Treinkman as head of quantitative trading.

Bitcoin keeps shooting higher for the most part. While it suffers from corrective periods such as right now (the asset is presently trading for about $55,000 per unit – roughly $8,000 less than where it was two weeks ago).

News that President Joe Biden will propose a significant increase in the capital gains tax sent Bitcoin's price below $50,000 for the first time since early March.

Ethereum (ETH-USD) continued its multi-month rally on Thursday to hit a record high of $2,488.07 (£1803.04) while bitcoin (BTC-USD) retreated after much-anticipated stock market debut of US cryptocurrency platform Coinbase (COIN) in New York.

Crypto prices were surging on Wednesday as investors watched for the U.S. hotly anticipated debut of Coinbase Global COIN, +4.44% later in the session.

Bitcoin has suddenly shot higher, climbing to a fresh all-time high of over $63,000 per bitcoin as the cryptocurrency community gears up for one of its biggest ever events.

Bitcoin surged to a new high Tuesday as investors bet on its growing strength as a long-term investment and increasing acceptance in commerce.

A new generation of investors have welcomed investing as a tool for financial freedom and, with the rise of access to technology, cryptomarkets provide a key step in democratising wealth.

Since launching in late 2018, BKCoin Capital, a New York-based digital asset-focused hedge fund firm, has built an impressive track record with its market neutral, arbitrage-based approach to cryptocurrency trading.

Tyler Gallagher, CEO & Founder of Regal Assets interview Kevin Kang, founding principal of BK Coin Capital.

As bitcoin hovered around $48,000 Tuesday following last week’s all-time high of about $58,200, bears braced for a crash.

Bkcoin Capital co-founder Carlos Betancourt noted that Tesla’s bitcoin purchase “could become the catalyst to get bitcoin’s market cap to $1 trillion.

When funding rates are elevated, that means a lot more long investors than short,” said Kevin Kang, founding principal of BKCoin Capital.

The partnership centres around the provision of feedback and testing of DEXTF’s soon-to-be-released beta version, given through a statistical arbitrage focused quant-trader lens.