Bitcoin has fallen nearly 30% since a major market crash in October, while traditional safe havens like gold and silver have soared.
Gold reached a record over $5,000 amid trade tensions while Bitcoin fell to $86,000, marking a sharp divergence as the precious metal surged 17% in January.
Leading cryptocurrencies declined alongside stock futures on Sunday as investors prepared for the Federal Reserve's first policy decision of the year. Bitcoin extended losses to fall below $87,000 before recovering some losses in the evening.
Senate Democrats have threatened to block a funding bill if it includes money for the Department of Homeland Security, making traders fearful of another possible US government shutdown.
Winter storm Fern is currently sweeping across the United States and has already left 1 million residents without electrical power.
The dollar's decline isn't a reason to panic if you're prepared.
Major changes to the Bitcoin protocol should be well-thought-out and rare, Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor previously said.
Bitcoin began losing gains as US futures prepared to open as markets geared up to deal with a host of potential downside volatility catalysts.
Robert Kiyosaki, the author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad" and investment guru, is not bothered by the price volatility of Bitcoin ( CRYPTO: BTC ) and Ethereum ( CRYPTO: ETH ) . He maintains his stance of purchasing both cryptocurrencies irrespective of their price movements.
Bill Miller IV, chairman and CIO of Miller Value Partners, suggests that Bitcoin ( CRYPTO: BTC ) could skyrocket to an astonishing $1.7 million per coin if it gains recognition as 'digital gold'.
As institutional demand for Bitcoin continues to soar, so should its price.
Ethereum treasury firm SharpLink Gaming hopes to stand apart from the pack by focusing on the long-term-with shareholders top of mind.