Bitcoin was edging higher on Wednesday, but other cryptocurrencies were having a tougher time of it ahead of a fresh batch of inflation data that could determine if the Federal Reserve will be able to cut interest rates in 2025.

Forever is a long time to hold a coin. XRP might eventually be supplanted by other payment processors. Bitcoin will probably continue to become scarcer and more valuable. So which of these giants is ripe for a place in your portfolio for the rest of your investing career?

There was a time not long ago when cryptocurrencies were considered anti-establishment and viewed disdainfully by the mainstream financial

Bitcoin, XRP and most cryptocurrencies fell early Friday, ending a volatile week as traders have grappled with uncertainty over President Donald Trump’s tariffs plan. The world’s largest digital coin,

Temperatures have cooled somewhat in the "crypto summer" we've been experiencing. However, don't bet on a full-blown change of seasons. There could still be plenty of room for the top cryptocurrencies to run.

January consumer price data could help set the tone for the Federal Reserve, which will have a knock-on effect on crypto prices.

XRP has dropped 2.36% in the last 24 hours, trading at $2.43 as market participants digest former US President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff announcements. The digital asset’s decline aligns with broader market volatility following Trump’s renewed protectionist stance,