Bullish momentum pushed the price of Bitcoin (BTC) to a new all-time high of over $110K on May 22, 2025, even as investo

Bitcoin's price is hovering around $108,750 after reaching an all-time high of $111,891 this week. See what's next for BTC over the holiday weekend.

“If the Fed quietly keeps hitting the QE [quantative easing] button, bitcoin might become the investment equivalent of a midnight convenience-store burrito—volatile but satisfying,” Garcia wrote, adding that others such as pro-bitcoin financial analyst Lyn Alden have played down the significance of the Fed’s bond purchases.

The US medical tech firm Semler Scientific has added another $50 million worth of Bitcoin (BTC) to its corporate treasury.

Bitcoin hit a new all-time high of $111,970 on May 22, but retraced to $110,700, with analysts noting mixed signals on market overheating. Funding rates and other metrics suggest a “healthy upward phase.”

Bitcoin hit a new all-time high as the world’s most popular cryptocurrency reached price levels not seen since President Trump’s inauguration. The digital asset traded above $109,400 Wednesday morning,

Bitcoin breaks through $111,000 for the first time as investors seek alternatives to traditional safe havens amid weak demand for government bonds.

Bitcoin joins risk assets in a knee-jerk reaction to the latest instalment of the US trade war, this time focused on the EU. BTC price action dives up to 4% before recovering with $110,000 now a resistance level. Traders demand that price holds higher levels going forward to protect bullish momentum.

If interest rates stabilize or decline, investor appetite for risk-on assets like BTC could rebound. The Fear & Greed Index shows extreme fear, which historically has preceded price rebounds ...