
El Salvador’s President Rejoices Over 127% Gains as Bitcoin Surpasses $100K
El Salvador has accumulated 6,128 BTC, buying 1 Bitcoin everyday since November 2022.
El Salvador has accumulated 6,128 BTC, buying 1 Bitcoin everyday since November 2022.
Banco Comafi and Argentine Stock Exchanges and Markets (BYMA) announced CEDEARs, allowing investors to invest in crypto via exchange-traded funds.
Nasdaq-listed Worksport has adopted Bitcoin and XRP as treasury reserve assets.
Bitcoin achieves historic milestone surpassing $100,000 as institutional adoption accelerates, with potential US government plans for strategic reserves and growing support from key political figures shaping its future trajectory.
CZ reflects on Bitcoin’s surge, emphasizing its value preservation, while dormant wallets reactivate as BTC hits a new milestone.
Over the past two days, crypto liquidations reached $1.26 billion.
Mt. Gox extended its payout deadline to October 31, 2025, prolonging uncertainty for creditors awaiting Bitcoin or Bitcoin Cash compensation.
Bitcoin reaches $100K, with Coinbase CEO urging governments to adopt it as a strategic reserve amid growing adoption.
The resounding success of El Salvador’s Bitcoin strategy has significantly influenced other nation-states to follow the same course amid ongoing institutional FOMO.
Bitcoin’s surge past $100,000 and a $2 trillion market cap, combined with Trump’s pro-crypto regulatory appointments, mark a historic moment for the cryptocurrency.
“People use Bitcoin as a speculative asset, right? It’s like gold—only it’s virtual, it’s digital,” Powell said.
Monthly spot trading volumes soared by 128%, reaching $3.43 trillion—the second-highest monthly total since May 2021.
MicroStrategy sets a historic record in Bitcoin purchases during November, acquiring 149,880 BTC for $13.5 billion, while its stock value soars over 500% this year, reflecting the success of its cryptocurrency reserve strategy.
Bitcoin miner Hut 8 confirmed a $500 million raise to purchase BTC and up to $250 million share repurchase.
Donald Trump has nominated Paul Atkins, former SEC Commissioner and current CEO of Patomak Global Partners, as the next SEC Chairman, suggesting a possible transition toward more flexible cryptocurrency regulation.