The price of the cryptocurrency surpassed $72,000 on Monday.

Bitcoin has climbed more than 20% over the past four days.

Experts weigh in on why the largest cryptocurrency is currently growing.

Bitcoin ETFs promise significant potential gains but also notable risks.

For the first time, you can invest in Bitcoin ETFs after the SEC gave the green light to a select few funds.

Bitcoin ETFs could bring a flood of investments but also pose risks.

The Securities and Exchange Commission will decide whether the Bitcoin investment product is legal.

The digital currency benefited from a shift to well-known coins amid crypto woes: Experts

The value of cryptocurrency has fallen drastically. With so many people of color invested in the system, how will this affect them?

2022 Miami bitcoin conference wrapped up with twice more attendees than last year.

ABC’s Kaylee Hartung speaks with two women who say they were swindled out of hundreds of thousands of dollars in a growing romance scam involving cryptocurrency.

Colorado is set to become the first state to accept cryptocurrency as payment for state taxes and fees

ABC News’ Janai Norman reports on what’s behind the increasing number of minorities investing in cryptocurrencies as the digital currency booms.

ABC News' Elizabeth Schulze visits a once dormant power plant now humming with crypto activity, which environmentalists warn creates pollution.

The reflective art piece allows viewers to see themselves in Satoshi Nakamoto.

The movie theater chain announced it will start accepting bitcoins by the end of the year for purchases such as tickets, popcorn, drinks and other concessions.

The price of the cryptocurrency has fallen more than 6% in the past 24 hours.

The price of Bitcoin slipped to its lowest levels in weeks on Monday amid news of further clampdowns on cryptocurrency in China.

The Central American country is the first nation in the world to accept Bitcoin as a form of payment.

A closer look at the falling value of cryptocurrency and what sparked the latest plunge.

Bitcoin, Ethereum and other major cryptocurrencies plummeted on Wednesday in a sell-off linked to a new crackdown in China and fallout from Tesla's reversal.

The price of Bitcoin nosedived after Tesla CEO Elon Musk said his company would no longer be accepting the cryptocurrency as payment due to its ties to fossil fuels.

Tesla said it will no longer accept the cryptocurrency due to the extreme amounts of fossil fuels consumed to mine it.

Bitcoin surged to a new record high Tuesday morning on the heels of Tesla's disclosure that it was investing some $1.5 billion in the cryptocurrency.

Gerald Cotten died on Dec. 9 with the only password to unlock $190 million.

The Iowa man was arrested for the "dark web" deals that led to two deaths.