Bitcoin Sets New All-Time High Over $125,000, Surpassing August Record
Bitcoin set a new all-time high above $125,000 in early Asian trading, confirming “Uptober’s” bullish momentum as the crypto market shifts upward.
In early Asian trading hours on Sunday, Bitcoin surged past its prior ceiling to register a new all-time high of $125,750, eclipsing the previous record set in August.
The flagship cryptocurrency had endured a volatile September, but October (“Uptober”) has brought a sharp reversal in sentiment — and with it, a notable breakout.
Bitcoin Hits All-Time High
BeInCrypto Markets showed that the largest cryptocurrency has appreciated by over 9% this month. Earlier today, it hit a new record peak of $125,750 on Coinbase. At press time, the coin traded at $124,966, up 2% over the past day alone.
BTC Price Performance. Source:
TradingView
The milestone came after BTC recently flipped the $120,000 level into support, opening the path toward a fresh ATH. BeInCrypto’s recent analysis also indicated that such a move was likely for the coin.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
Trump Security Agreement Ignites Greenland Concept Stocks! Resource Stocks Soar, Greenland Energy (GLND.US) Surges 119% After Hours
In after-hours trading on Friday, the stock prices of three companies with mining and energy projects in Greenland surged sharply. This came after U.S. President Trump announced a security agreement with Denmark and the Arctic territory.
Standing Firm Against "Slowdown Theory"! As AI Safety Controversy Heats Up, Jensen Huang Becomes Trump's "Top Ally"
As debates over artificial intelligence (AI) regulation intensify, Jensen Huang, the head of Nvidia—the world’s most valuable company—is becoming the top ally of U.S. President Trump in the controversy surrounding AI safety.
Rate Hike Does Not Change Bullish Outlook! Goldman Sachs: Short-term Rally Expected to Slow, but 2027 Year-End $5,400 Forecast Maintained
After the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike, Goldman Sachs adjusted its gold price target but remains bullish.
The Bitcoin treasury effect: How 845,000 BTC pumped MSTR’s stock by 16%
