The cryptocurrency market is relatively calm on Wednesday as Bitcoin (BTC) attempts to extend its recovery above $119,000, following a sell-off to $115,736 the previous day. Altcoins, including Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple (XRP), offer bullish cues, reflecting steady interest from both institutional and retail traders.

The value of a single bitcoin surpassed $120,000 early Monday, the latest record price for the digital token that has set multiple all-time highs in recent weeks amid bullishness about developments on Capitol Hill and concerns about inflation and the U.S. dollar's declining value.

Bitcoin has reached a new all-time high, surpassing $120,000 on Monday, July 14 and marking a milestone for the world’s largest cryptocurrency.This record-shattering event came on the heels

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XRP prices have jumped an encouraging 40% year to date to $2.92 per token. But investors shouldn't let the low price fool them. The crypto has a market cap of $173 billion, making it the third-largest cryptocurrency behind Bitcoin and Ethereum. Although XRP can continue growing at a double-digit percentage rate, it isn't an explosive meme coin.

Bitcoin (BTC) accelerated its uptrend, reaching new record highs above $113,000 on Thursday. The rally follows mounting uncertainty surrounding the resurgence of tariff-triggered volatility in global markets as the United States (US) seeks to finalize trade deals before August 1, when higher import duties take effect.

A new research by crypto investment firm, Keyrock, has shown that Bitcoin treasury companies account for just 0.59% of daily BTC price movements. The

Bitcoin has been on a roll lately, dominating the market and reaching new all-time highs despite the various external factors that were dragging it down. Howeve

US economic signals like CPI, PPI, jobless claims, and consumer sentiment could significantly impact Bitcoin's price action this week.

The rally in Bitcoin, market analysts said, is being driven by a confluence of macroeconomic factors including anticipated US rate cuts, a weakening dollar, and ongoing trade negotiations

Thanks to Bitcoin’s halving schedule, the top cryptocurrency follows a four-year price cycle that shows similarities over time. Bitcoin's price has soared in the past three years, demonstrating how the digital asset has rewarded long-term holders.