TOKYO (Reuters) -Bitcoin hit a record high on Thursday as increasing expectations for easier monetary policy from the Federal ...

The price of Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency, touched a fresh all-time high of $124,400, taking the overall crypto market ...

As Bitcoin and Ethereum consolidate at multi-month highs, investor attention is quickly rotating into altcoins—especially those that offer early-stage momentum ...

As the crypto market nears the end of Q3 2025, institutional investors are convinced again and doubling down. Whale wallets are on the move as Chainlink, Solana, and Bitcoin see huge inflows. With a ...

Why is crypto going up today? We explain why Bitcoin and altcoins are in a strong bull run today, including Fed cut hopes.

Bitcoin hit a new peak during early Asian trading on Thursday, as the yen surged after the US Treasury Secretary said he expects Japan to hike interest rates.

Bitcoin (BTC), the world’s oldest and most valued crypto, set a new all-time high (ATH) early Thursday. It managed to touch the $124,210.62 mark before settling below $123,000 at the time of writing.

Ethereum ETFs are attracting record institutional inflows, narrowing the gap with Bitcoin and intensifying upward price ...

Bitcoin jumped 4% to a new record high above $124k on Thursday, driven by Fed rate-cut hopes and momentum from recent financial reforms.

Bitcoin’s record run underscores strong market underpinnings, though some warn optimism over Fed easing may be premature.

Bitcoin price surges past $123,00 as miner sell pressure eases. Can bulls clear $124,000 and target $127,000 next?

Bitcoin blasted through to a new all-time high on Thursday, as a perfect storm of roaring optimism over Federal Reserve ...