Nearly every Bitcoin holder is in profit, a rare situation that analysts say could bring short-term turbulence to the market.

Bitcoin surged to a new all-time high above $125,200, rising 14.48% over the past week and pushing its market cap to $2.49 trillion, according to CoinMarketCap data.

After a sluggish September, Bitcoin investment funds are roaring back to life. The first week of October has seen unprecedented institutional enthusiasm, with U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs pulling in more than $3.2 billion.

The month that crypto traders affectionately call “Uptober” is living up to the hype. Bitcoin has roared back above $123,000, its strongest level in weeks, reigniting speculation that a new record could be within reach.

Charles Hoskinson has thrown one of the boldest Bitcoin forecasts on the table yet: a $250,000 price target by mid-2026.

A new all-time high for Bitcoin may be closer than expected. Standard Chartered, one of the world’s largest banks with $850 billion under management, says the flagship cryptocurrency could rewrite records within days.

The bitcoin mining sector is heating up again as prices flirt with record highs, and public companies are racing to prove their dominance.

Bitcoin is holding strong above $120,000, but debate over its long-term role in global finance is intensifying.

Bitcoin has staged a sharp rally, climbing to $122,000 after falling to around $109,000 less than a week ago.