Bitcoin (BTC) has reached a record price of $111,860, marking its position as the leading cryptocurrency and a key driver of digital asset market movements. Supported by positive regulatory developments and renewed investor confidence,

Bitcoin bull market momentum is in full force as US jobless claims fail to spark cold feet on risk assets — and a "bigger move" on BTC is expected. Mixed results for US jobless claims fail to dent risk-asset enthusiasm. Despite concerns over the bond market, Bitcoin and stocks enjoy stability at the start of the Wall Street trading session.

BTC Bull Token has tied its first Bitcoin airdrop to a record $111,544 high, driven by institutional inflows and lighter miner selling.

Bitcoin has just rewritten crypto history. On May 22, 2025, BTC blasted through its previous all-time high, reaching a staggering $111,861.22—a record-breaking move fueled by institutional inflows, ETF demand,

The latest rally sending Bitcoin (BTC) to new all-time highs is showing a lot of strength as one key metric reaches unprecedented levels, according to digital asset analytics firm Glassnode.

Cryptocurrencies dominated the financial space as Bitcoin touched historic highs of $111,861 on early Thursday, May 22. While most altcoins mirror Bitcoin’s bullish momentum with promising price structures,

The goal is to gain exposure to bitcoin at a discount, with the aim of beating BTC's price performance in the long run.

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Bitcoin (BTC) miner MARA Holdings (MARA) will provide 500 BTC to broker Two Prime for generating yields, the companies said on Thursday. The deal will enhance the existing partnership between the two crypto firms, the SEC-registered Two Prime has provided bitcoin-backed loans to MARA.

Bitcoin was still an emerging digital asset with a small user base, minimal institutional exposure, and mining accessible from consumer-grade hardware. It was a period when network participation — not price speculation — was the primary driver of value accumulation.