Bitcoin has just hit a staggering all-time high, soaring past $110,000 on Wednesday evening. This impressive surge marks a significant milestone for the digital currency, which had previously peaked during President Donald Trump’s inauguration back in January.

On May 21, Bitcoin options markets showed a slight increase in demand for put (sell) options, but nothing unusual. For comparison, the put-to-call ratio at Deribit dropped to 0.4x during the previous bull run on Jan. 20, reflecting lower confidence due to reduced volumes in call (buy) options.

The correlation between bitcoin and equities has evolved from non-correlated to a positive correlation since 2020. Click to read.

BTC trades above $100K despite weekend losses, supported by $608M in ETF inflows and easing U.S.-China tensions. Eyes remain on macro and legislative risks.

Market consolidation following the 2025 highs and continued institutional adoption are expected to influence BTC’s performance. Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory suggests continued price ...

Bitcoin prices have entered another period of consolidation since May 10, but bulls have been able to keep the price above the key psychological 100000 mark. Will bulls or bears prevail?

ET, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at approximately $103,405, reflecting a 1.1% decline over the past 24 hours. The cryptocurrency experienced significant volatility over the weekend, surging to a high of $106,

Bitcoin rose to its highest level on record on Wednesday, eclipsing the previous high from January, as risk sentiment continues to improve after last month's tariff-induced selloff.

Ripple (XRP) eyes massive gains after Ark Invest's CEO, Cathie Wood, opined that Bitcoin (BTC) price will reach $1 million by 2030. If this happens, XRP