Bitcoin broke through its previous day's record as investors continued piling into risk assets and liquidated short positions.

Bitcoin hit a fresh all-time high north of $112,000 on Wednesday and according to the experts who saw that coming, the same factors may push it north of $200,000 by year’s end.

Bitcoin’s surge to $113,900 signals rising adoption, and Fed rate cut expectations.

Bitcoin rallied to a fresh all-time high on Thursday helped by rising demand from institutional investors as well as friendly policies of the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump.

Bitcoin hit a new all-time high (ATH) of $113,014.31 on July 10. It's the first time that the cryptocurrency's price has surpassed the $113,000 mark in its short history of 16 years. This is a developing story.

BlackRock, which manages around $10 trillion worth of assets for investors, spearheaded Wall Street’s campaign to bring a long-awaited spot bitcoin ETF to market in 2023, with a fleet of funds debuting in January 2024 that now hold 1.2 million bitcoin worth around $140 billion.

Bitcoin has broken out and its price finds itself in chartered territory. Can BTC maintain its bullish momentum?

Bitcoin extended its rally on Thursday and hit a new record high as the risk-on sentiment continued, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite also on track for all-time highs. The largest cryptocurrency traded as high as $113,

Bitcoin has pushed to a record $113,734.64, lifted by demand from big investors and new crypto-friendly policies under US President Donald Trump. Options traders now see higher levels ahead, with targets up to $150,