bitcoin price

Bitcoin is trading above $124,000 after briefly reaching the mid-$120,000s overnight. Earlier this week, it hit record highs above $126,000.

Bitcoin edged down to the $122,000 range, and remains below Monday’s all-time peak of $126,296.

Strategy, the world’s largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, reported $3.9 billion in fair value gains from their Bitcoin holdings for the third quarter.

Bitcoin jumped past $125,500 today, nearing its new all-time high as macroeconomic uncertainty and mounting political tensions in Washington pushed investors toward alternative assets.

Bitcoin reached a new all-time high today, continuing its massive week of gains.

Bitcoin surged past $122,000 today, climbing over 12% in a week, and could reach new all-time highs if the U.S. government shutdown persists.

Bitcoin is kicking off October with momentum, surging past $121,000 and closing in on its all-time high.

As Wall Street tumbled in early trading due to the U.S. government shutdown, Bitcoin soared past $118,000 to reach new highs.

Liquidity is heating up — the bitcoin price may be ready to explode higher.

Bitcoin price resistance explained through limited whale selling pressure absorbed by growing ETF allocations amid broader market gains.