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“I think we’re going to have to have a major correction in bitcoin,” Guggenheim Partners’ Scott Minerd told CNBC. However, he said he remains bullish long term.

Led by countries as large as China and as small as the Bahamas, digital money is drawing stronger interest.

Formerly known as Libra, the Facebook-backed digital currency project faced strong opposition from regulators in 2019.

As PayPal’s Venmo embraces some digital currencies, two traders share their favorite noncrypto ways to play the boom.

Value investor Bill Miller told CNBC on Tuesday he believes bitcoin is still going higher because demand is growing faster than supply.

The CEO of Swedish fintech giant Klarna has been a big critic of the gold rush in cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and he sees big risk of latecomers losing big.

“Dogecoin speaks to a lot of the same movement that GameStop did,” Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz told CNBC.

Venmo will show users a new feature that lets them invest in four different cryptocurrencies with a minimum spending requirement of $1.

Institutional Investor Hall of Famer Richard Bernstein is finding a lot of denial about inflation risks in the market.

The U.K. Treasury and Bank of England have launched a joint taskforce to explore a potential central bank digital currency.

Bitcoin’s big swing in prices over the weekend likely set the stage for a period of consolidation before the cryptocurrency can make another move higher.

It’s been a wild few days for bitcoin. Ari Wald of Oppenheimer breaks down the latest moves.

China called bitcoin an “investment alternative” marking a significant shift in tone after regulators cracked down on cryptocurrency trading in 2017.

“The market has to be good enough, has to be institutional enough, has to be mature enough” before a bitcoin ETF is approved, Bitwise’s Matt Hougan says.

Defying all odds, dogecoin is now worth $40 billion, and its price has risen by a whopping 300% in the last seven days.

Investor Mark Cuban has “no idea” what the surge in dogecoin price means, but “I do know that supply and demand is undefeated. So it will find its level.”

Coinbase shares whipsawed Thursday, a day after the cryptocurrency exchange went public in a blockbuster direct listing.

Bitcoin hit a record high on Wednesday in anticipation of Coinbase’s direct listing. According to Mark Cuban, this isn’t the peak for the cryptocurrency, but it’s still volatile.

“It was so great to pay off a mortgage. It was like, kind of, phony money paying for real money,” CNBC’s Jim Cramer said.

BlackRock’s institutional clients are more concerned about climate change and inflation than cryptocurrencies, CEO Larry Fink told CNBC.