Bitcoin remains above US$109,000 after pulling back from a new all-time high, with the rebound attributed to tariff-related market activity. At the same time, major US banks are collaborating on a new stablecoin initiative as XRP adoption increases in Singapore.
Bitcoin officially reached a new all-time high price of US$111,880, fuelled by surging ETF inflows, strong institutional demand, and improved regulatory clarity.
Bitcoin holds firm after breaking US$107K as spot demand and institutional interest grow. In this week’s wrap: fresh forecasts from JPMorgan, Ripple’s real-world XRP pilot, and what the latest dominance data says about altcoins.
Strong ETF inflows and renewed bullish sentiment are driving hopes for new all-time highs, as Bitcoin climbs above US$105K. Markets responded positively to news of further trade negotiations between Trump and both China and the UK.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs are driving momentum beyond US$100k. Price is being supported by reduced miner selling and a strong wave of global interest from institutions, policymakers, and retail investors alike.
Bitcoin rebounded over US$99k as the Federal Reserve held interest rates steady. Traders now eye US$100k as Bitcoin is viewed as a hedge amid macro uncertainty.