Bitcoin prices may see a boost from Nvidia’s massive valuation drop and a pipeline of Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) from prominent cryptocurrency firms, analysts suggest. Shares in chip maker Nvidia closed down nearly 17% on Jan.

Bitcoin began the year by hitting a new all-time high of $109,588 on January 20, ending with a return of over 11.00% in the month. According to Bitcoin’s historical data, BTC generally yielded the third-highest returns for traders in February, averaging 15.66%. Traders could expect an optimistic boost in the next month.

Bitcoin and the crypto market saw a massive drop earlier this week, with over $1 billion liquidated in a single day. Is this the start of a bearish phase, or just a temporary pull back? A major shake-up in the AI sector may have played a role,

Bitcoin (BTC) managed a minor bounce of its worst levels of the day, but the bitcoin mining stocks were unable to reverse any of their plunge as

The crypto market has increased by 0.4% to $3.57 trillion over the last 24 hours but is still 1.4% below last week's levels. Cryptocurrencies are slowly and rather erratically climbing out of the dip they fell into on Monday. The market remains sensitive to negative news but is recovering cautiously, avoiding excessive optimism.

Bitcoin might have a shot at outperforming Nvidia over the long run. Yet it also wasn't surprising to see some of those big investors reduce their exposure to the chipmaker after its 2,100% run over the past five years.

Overzealous hopes for Trump's crypto actions last week had primed the market for a pullback, but the decline could be already over, said Standard Chartered's Geoff Kendrick.

Bitcoin surges past $103K after a market dip triggered by DeepSeek’s AI shock. Institutional accumulation grows, with BTC targeting $150K.

Nasdaq tumbles as Nvidia leads tech selloff. DeepSeek’s low-cost AI shakes US dominance, impacting Bitcoin, cryptos, and chip stocks. Click for analysis.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) may have found a new friend in town, as Fed Chair Jerome Powell took a surprisingly open stance on crypto assets during his

U.S. stocks recovered some ground Tuesday morning after getting hammered by fears over China's DeepSeek AI model built on a shoestring budget.

Capula Managment's Yan Huo trimmed his stake in Nvidia by 27.7% in the third quarter. Investors should take those bullish estimates with a grain of salt, since Bitcoin is still tough to properly ...