Younger workers increasingly want crypto paychecks, study finds
Almost 40% of surveyed Gen Z workers would not mind taking their next paycheck in cryptocurrency.
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Bitcoin falls 5% to $95,519
Bitcoin, the world's biggest and best-known cryptocurrency, fell 5% to $95,519 at 2103 GMT on Monday. Bitcoin is down 7.1% from the year's high of $103,647 on Dec. 5.
Crypto Crumbles in Broad Selloff Led 20% Declines Across Numerous Altcoins
Bitcoin was an outperformer, but still lower by 5% over the past 24 hours to just above $95,000.
Crypto Groups Push Ads, Letters to Oppose Democrat's SEC Commissioner Nomination
The Cedar Innovation Foundation and other crypto organizations are lobbying against the re-nomination of Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw.
What past cycles say about Bitcoin potentially surpassing $1.5 million
Bullish trends spark debate over Bitcoin’s potential for unprecedented price milestones this cycle.
Why 2025 could be Bitcoin's breakout year for corporate investors
Institutional interest in Bitcoin surges as accounting changes allow fair-value balance sheet reporting.
Why Cryptocurrencies XRP, Dogecoin, and Shiba Inu Are Struggling Today
Cryptocurrencies took a breather today as the price of Bitcoin retreated from $100,000 and traded around $97,500 as of 1 p.m. ET. Treasury yields rose in anticipation of new inflation data later this week, but otherwise, it was not immediately clear what drove the sell-off. Other cryptocurrencies followed Bitcoin's lead and struggled today as well.