The price of Bitcoin ( BTC -0.54%) has surged 24% over the past month, pushing its value back over $100,000 for the first time since February. Investors are once again regaining their optimism in the world's leading cryptocurrency, but is it a good time to buy?

The crypto market, known for its volatility, now faces fresh uncertainty as US President Donald Trump intensifies global tariff negotiations.

Following President Trump’s March 2025 executive order establishing a US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, retail investors are now looking for ways to meaningfully participate in the nation’s evolving crypto landscape.

Bitcoin price rose to a new all-time high above $109,400 as the 90-day trade agreement between the US and China saw risk appetite return for traditional and cryptocurrency markets.

Experts said the bill's passage could be a "watershed," allowing crypto to gain a stronger foothold in mainstream financial markets.

Bitcoin ( BTC 2.19%) passed the all-important $100,000 barrier on May 8 after the U.S. reached a trade deal with the U.K. The deal triggered a surge of investor optimism, and the market switched to a more risk-on mode.

The U.S. Federal Reserves quiet return to large-scale bond buying may not come with press briefings or policy papers, but markets are already reacting.

Nvidia’s rumored Bitcoin investment could impact its market perception, but risks volatility and alienating traditional investors.

The Bitcoin price remained flat after the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that inflation rose in April—but only slightly.

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For years, bitcoin and equities, especially tech stocks, have moved in tandem. However, bitcoin’s rally to a fresh record high this week doesn’t necessarily mean stocks will follow along.