Bitcoin climbed to new all-time high on Thursday, building on its previous record reached just a day earlier, as investors jumped into risk assets and liquidated short positions

Key Takeaways Bitcoin fell to $116K after reaching a record $123K during US Crypto Week.Regulatory clarity and ETF inflows are driving optimism in the crypto ma

The world’s largest cryptocurrency is on a tear. Bitcoin rocketed past $120,000 for the first time in history to notch a new all-time high of nearly $123,000 early Monday morning, according to data from Binance. The cryptocurrency posted a daily jump of about 3% and a weekly gain of more than 12%.

Bitcoin just hit $120,000 for the first time ever early Friday, before sliding slightly to around $117,297.10 by the afternoon.

Is Bitcoin's rally the real deal or just another short-lived spike? Find out what's powering the world's biggest crypto higher right now.

The price of cryptocurrency XRP is up over 13% today after Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse made an appearance at a Washington event.

Research head of research Markus Thielen points out three factors that may push Bitcoin’s price to new highs by the end of July.

With a global footprint in Canada, Sweden, and Paraguay, HIVE Digital Technologies (Nasdaq: HIVE) is one of the world's most prominent Bitcoin mining firms. On July 7, the miner announced that it has recorded a rise of 18% in monthly Bitcoin production in June.

XLM has breached crucial resistances with soaring volumes, signaling extended gains in the short term. The current broad-based rallies support the altcoin’s bullish trajectory.