Bitcoin hit a new all-time high as the world’s most popular cryptocurrency reached price levels not seen since President Donald Trump’s inauguration. View on euronews

The cryptocurrency has been on a months-long tear thanks to the pro-crypto Trump administration and April's tariff chaos.

Bitcoin continued its rally on Thursday, hitting a brand new record high above $111,000. Bitcoin hit $111,886.41 in early trading hours in London, according to Coin Metrics, before paring some of those gains to trade at around $111,

Bitcoin's price soared to an unprecedented high of $111,816 on May 21, 2025, coinciding with the 15th anniversary of Bitcoin Pizza Day. This surge

Bitcoin’s value broke the $100,000 mark for the first time in early December and moved even higher later in the month before pricing eased a bit. The digital token ended 2024 up over 100% for the year, with about half that gain realized after President Donald Trump‘s election victory in early November.

Senator Bill Hagerty expects the Senate to pass the GENIUS Act this week. Here's what it may mean for Bitcoin Pepe.

Stablecoins are the focus of the GENIUS Act, but if the bill is enacted into law, it will likely have an impact on U.S. citizens’ ability to use Bitcoin privately.

The U.S. Senate has passed the GENIUS Act, making regulated stablecoins a policy priority and hinting at fresh institutional crypto inflows.

The bill’s co-sponsors are feeling confident the bill will now head towards a final vote in the Senate as soon next week. According to crypto analysts, including Fundstrat’s Sean Farrell, that could spark another massive Bitcoin rally.

Photo: Dan Kitwood () Bitcoin rose to a new record high on Wednesday, surpassing the previous high it hit earlier this year. The world’s leading cryptocurrency hit a

Bitcoin (BTC) price created a local low of $104,480 today and is up 0.50%. Following BTC's footsteps, Ethereum (ETH) and Dogecoin (DOGE) prices are up