It’s been an exciting weekend for Bitcoin ($BTC), as the world’s most valuable cryptocurrency reached a new ATH of around $125.2K on Sunday.

Although Dogecoin is up around 70% since its June dip, it has admittedly been a slow rise, marked by deep pullbacks and long stretches of sideways action.

Bitcoin just reached its biggest ATH in the last 17 years, after breaking above the $125K barrier today.

Bitcoin just added more fuel to the ‘Uptober’ fire, hitting a new all-time high of $125,686 earlier today, October 5.

XRP soared over 82% in June-July on the back of the SEC finally dismissing its case against XRP, effectively restoring the token’s full regulatory clarity after years of uncertainty.

Citi predicts that the stablecoin market will reach $1.9 trillion by 2023, according to a new report released last week.

Bitcoin just surged back above $120K in Uptober, bouncing back from last week’s dip below $110K and reminding everyone why it still sets the pace for the entire crypto market.

The White House is scrambling to find new nominees to lead the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) after its last pick for chairman, Brian Quintenz, didn’t work out.

The establishment of the US’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and Digital Asset Stockpile back in March 2025 represented a landmark in crypto acceptance, setting a powerful precedent that other countries are now rushing to replicate.

After a nearly 8% drop toward the end of September, Bitcoin is now up over 10% in just the last 7 days. It finally found strong support at $108K after breaking through the former resistance in the second week of July.

The long-awaited 'Uptober' rally looks to have ignited, and the memecoin market is already flexing.

Sweden is joining several countries, including the US, in proposing a strategic Bitcoin reserve to diversify national holdings and combat inflation.