There are several reasons Bitcoin could reach even greater heights over the second half of the year. Here's why.

The main U.S. equity indexes opened lower but crept higher Monday, rising above more threats from the White House about tariffs and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. Investors, traders, speculators and President Donald Trump remain wary about the "injustices of global trade" and interest rates ahead of Tuesday's release of fresh consumer price data.

U.S. stock futures are mixed as investors digest earnings from some of the world's largest banks; the latest inflation report is expected to show price levels moved higher in June; Nvidia ( JPMorgan Chase (JPM) posted better revenue than analysts expected for the second quarter,

US stocks end up with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq at records. MP Materials soars on government's big stake. Delta lifts airlines. Bitcoin hits record too.

Similar to stocks and shares, the value of Bitcoin changes based on supply, demand, and market interest. The price of 1 Bitcoin (BTC) 10 years ago today on 14 July 2015 closed at $287.46. Using the exchange rate at the time, which was roughly 1 GBP = 1.55 USD, £100 would buy you 0.539 BTC.

Stock futures are higher Tuesday morning as investors await highly anticipated inflation numbers that are expected to show how tariffs are working their way through the economy.

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Bitcoin exploded to a record high of $112,052 late Wednesday afternoon, pushed up by a red-hot rally in tech stocks led by Nvidia, whose surge helped carry the rest of the market straight into the close.