Bitcoin has enjoyed a strong upward momentum with investors cautious about the US government shutdown.
Bitcoin stickers displayed at the microbrewery and bar La Fracasse, in Talence, on the outskirts of Bordeaux, south-western France on 26 June 2025. Bitcoin reached a new record high on 5 October, rising above the $125,000 mark shooting above its previous August record of around $124,500.
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Bitcoin reached a new record high on Sunday, rising above the $125,000 mark. The cryptocurrency reached $125,689, shooting above its previous August record of around $124,500.
Bitcoin has enjoyed a strong upward momentum, with investors cautious about the US government shutdown.
Gains in US shares have also supported bitcoin’s rise, as investors have sought safe-haven assets while US lawmakers negotiate over funding the federal government, Bloomberg News reported.
US President Donald Trump and his family have also been significant promoters of cryptocurrencies and are involved in various crypto endeavors that have contributed to their wealth.
Trump embraces digital assets
Trump’s embrace of digital assets has reversed years of US government skepticism towards the crypto industry under his Democratic predecessor Joe Biden, with the US House of Representatives passing three landmark cryptocurrency bills in July.
These regulatory changes have led to a surge in the value of bitcoin.
“With many assets, including equities, gold, and even collectibles like Pokémon cards, hitting all-time highs, it’s no surprise Bitcoin is benefiting from the dollar debasement narrative,” Joshua Lim, co-head of markets at crypto prime brokerage firm FalconX, was quoted by Bloomberg News as saying.
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