Bitcoin trading

bitcoin trading

If you lost money in crypto, here's how you can get some back

Trading generates gains or losses every time you buy, sell, or even exchange virtual currencies because the IRS treats crypto as property.

JULY 26, 2022|ByERIN ARVELUND/THE PHILADEPHIA INQUIRER/TNS

The bear market in crypto erased $2 trillion in market value and led to several bankruptcies among crypto firms like Celsius, Voyager Digital and Three Arrows Capital, among others.

A representation of the virtual cryptocurrency Bitcoin is seen in this picture illustration taken October 19, 2021.

Crypto donations soar to groups backing Ukraine's government - report

A new report suggests digital currencies are growing as a funding method for volunteer groups backing Ukraine's government as fears of an attack by Russian troops grow.

FEBRUARY 8, 2022|ByREUTERS

Bitcoin (virtual currency) coins placed on Dollar banknotes

Bitcoin extends slide below value of $4,500, plummeting to 2018 low

Bitcoin has now lost about 75 percent of its value since peaking in December.

NOVEMBER 20, 2018|ByREUTERS

Bitcoin, the world's most famous cryptocurrency

Report: American keeping cryptocurrency trading gains secret from IRS

The IRS considers cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin as property for federal tax purposes, meaning any profits or losses from the sale or exchange of the virtual coins should be reported.

FEBRUARY 13, 2018|ByREUTERS