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Bitcoin hits new record high amid crypto rally
Bitcoin hit a fresh record high close to $124,500 early on Thursday as the institutional adoption of crypto and U.S. government support for the sector continued to buoy demand. Bitcoin fell back a bit later in the day but remains up 112% over the past 12 months,
Bitcoin touches record high as crypto rally rages on amid bullish 'fundamental changes'
Bitcoin ( BTC-USD) surpassed $123,000 on Wednesday, climbing to a fresh record as institutional adoption and expectations of looser monetary policy drove the world's largest token to new heights. The cryptocurrency has gained 31% year-to-date and is up 60% from April’s market lows.
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Bitcoin's Price Hits $120,000 as President Trump Signs an Executive Order to Allow Crypto in 401(k)s
In early August, President Donald Trump signed a new executive order to allow alternative assets such as cryptocurrencies ...
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BlackRock Bitcoin ETF hits $91.06B AuM
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has grown to a record $91.06 billion in assets under management, strengthening its ...
Trump's Treasury backs expanding the Bitcoin strategic reserve with seized coins and budget-neutral acquisitions, not new ...
The crypto market could witness a strong uptrend in the coming months from four key price catalysts, including government ...
Tesla billionaire Elon Musk has reaffirmed support for the bitcoin and ethereum rival cryptocurrency dogecoin amid a huge ...
With Bitcoin’s market cap hovering near $2 trillion, the ability to absorb large block sales without sharp price swings marks ...
White House backing and Wall Street interest are driving Bitcoin’s surge, yet its volatility, custody risks, and shaky ...
Traders are braced for the latest U.S. inflation data that could unleash enthusiasm for risk assets if price pressures are ...
Speaking at a recent blockchain technology -related conference, the power chief said that crypto mining in Paraguay does not ...
Analysts anticipate the Fed to cut rates in September but wholesale prices rose much more than expected in July.
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