Bitcoin topped the $118,000 level for the first time, surpassing Thursday’s record as it continued to gain from its increasing adoption by companies as a reserve asset and lawmakers passing pro-crypto legislation.

Bitcoin has reached another all-time high, surpassing $118,000 for the first time on Friday. The record arrives as a flood of money continues to move into spot bitcoin ETFs, all while U.S.

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Bitcoin surges to $120,000 backed by record ETF inflows, rising network activity, and strong accumulation from long-term holders, signaling sustained bullish momentum.

Bitcoin rose above $118,000 on Friday, extending the token's record-setting rally into its third day.

As of today, IBIT sits at $83 billion and holds over 706,000 BTC, making it the 21st largest ETF in the US market. Two days ago, IBIT also closed at a new all time high of $63.58, reflecting a massive demand for Bitcoin.

Fueled by Bitcoin's rally to $116,586.84, MicroStrategy climbs to the 92nd largest U.S. company and inches closer to S&P 500 inclusion.

Hitting a new all-time high always tempts investors to either pile in or bolt for the exits. Making good on either of these impulses is suboptimal. The smarter path is to continue to accumulate this coin methodically while others act impulsively. Let's explore why Bitcoin is just as worth buying now as when its price was a lot lower.

Bitcoin hit a new all-time high on Thursday, alongside the Nasdaq Composite and tech giant Nvidia.The oldest and largest cryptocurrency traded as high as $113,853.97, a day after breaking its previous record set in May,