bitcoin price

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.

The U.S. Federal Reserve’s 25-basis-point rate cut sparked a brief bitcoin price rally to $118,000, but a bearish doji candle signals a potential reversal. Support at $111,300, with a deeper slide possible.

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With Bitcoin price trading below $113,000, Tokyo-listed Metaplanet Inc. has purchased 5,419 BTC for $632.53 million, becoming the world's fifth-largest corporate Bitcoin holder. The purchase, which brings the company's total holdings to 25,555 BTC, represents just the first tranche of its planned Bitcoin acquisitions from its recent $1.4 billion fundraise.

Bitcoin price surged 630% this cycle, but can it break the trend of lower gains?

With Bitcoin price holding steady above $116,000, Japanese-listed Metaplanet Inc. has announced closing of substantial $1.4 billion fundraise. The company is also expanding its operations through new subsidiaries in the U.S. and Japan, while acquiring the Bitcoin.jp domain.