Fueled by Trump’s pressure on the Fed and a tidal wave of investor optimism, the world’s most famous cryptocurrency is on an unstoppable run.

Bitcoin's volatility is down, which means its famous price surges could become a lot less dramatic as the asset matures, experts told Decrypt.

All things considered, the ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF will follow Bitcoin's price trends very faithfully over the next five years. The period includes another halving of Bitcoin mining rewards in 2028, and the quantum computing threat is many years away from becoming a real concern.

Bitcoin surpasses $118K as whales stay quiet and exchange inflows fall to decade lows, signaling low pressure.

Crypto veterans know the feeling. You spot a presale, think it’s too early, wait, and suddenly it launches 20x higher. That moment of “I should have gotten in” echoes louder than any bull run cheer. But just when you think the train has left the station,

U.S. president Donald Trump has helped spur the crypto market higher, pointing to its success as why the Federal Reserve should “rapidly” lower interest

Bitcoin hit a new all-time high (ATH) of $112,000 on 10 July as the crypto market continues to recover from the aftershock of President Donald Trump 's tariff policy. The king coin last hit the ATH of $111,970.17 on May 22 and has been struggling since. On July 10, BTC's price went as low as $108,357.68 and is now back at $111,000 mark.