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Investors in the world's largest cryptocurrency are anticipating a significant downward move after bitcoin failed to hit an all-time peak of $100,000, according to a crypto trading platform citing recent options activity. Bitcoin hit a record high of $99,830 on Nov. 22, but it has since fallen more than 8% to a one-week low of 91,377.32 on Tuesday. The best-known cryptocurrency has soared 120% so far this year and about 34% this month with the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president and a slew of pro-crypto lawmakers in Congress.

BTC traders purchase protective put options in response to Monday's 5% decline.The Coinbase premium indicator highlights a decline in demand for Bitcoin in the U.S. market.The daily chart reveals a bearish RSI divergence, signaling potential weakness in price momentum.

Bitcoin's price has pulled back from levels near $100,000. Some analysts blame investors taking profits and pulling money from bitcoin ETFs even as companies continue to purchase the crypto asset.

As Bitcoin soars and meme coins steal the spotlight, Ethereum's struggles may actually be setting the stage for a surprising comeback.

Rumble, the conservative-leaning streaming platform whose backers include Vice President-elect JD Vance, said it is planning to allocate part of its cash reserves to bitcoin.

Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) is no longer a sleeping dog. In the aftermath of Donald Trump winning the U.S. presidency, Dogecoin has been one of the hottest performers in the crypto market. Is this yet another example of a meme coin exploding in value due to hype and buzz, or is there something really behind Dogecoin's recent resurgence?

(Bloomberg) -- Bitcoin’s record-breaking rally may only be getting started, according to one of the earliest US professional investors in the original cryptocurrency. “People totally thought we were crazy in 2013,” said Dan Morehead in an interview, referring to when Pantera Capital Management launched its Bitcoin fund more than 11 years ago. “There are still a lot of people very negative. And that’s why I’m so bullish. So many people are still negative. It’s far from being a bubble.”That fund h