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Bitcoin hits record high above $125,000 amid stock rally

October 07, 2025 Image generated by AI

Bitcoin surpassed $125,000 for the first time over the weekend, reaching a new all-time high on Monday. The cryptocurrency's surge has lifted related stocks, including mining companies and exchanges. Investors are citing strong risk appetite and hedging against geopolitical uncertainty as key drivers.

UK lifts ban on retail access to crypto ETNs

October 09, 2025 Reported by AI

The UK's Financial Conduct Authority has ended its four-year ban on retail investors accessing bitcoin and crypto exchange-traded notes, effective October 8, 2025. This allows firms to offer these products on approved exchanges like the London Stock Exchange. The move could boost the UK crypto market by up to 20%, according to research.

Illustration of Bitcoin reaching a new all-time high above $125,000 on a stock exchange screen, with traders reacting positively amid crypto market rally.

Bitcoin hits new all-time high above $125,000

October 06, 2025 Image generated by AI

Bitcoin surged to a record high above $125,000 on October 5, 2025, driven by strong ETF inflows and institutional demand. Ethereum traded near $4,500, eyeing resistance at $4,600, while the total crypto market cap exceeded $4 trillion. This rally marks a return to bull territory amid economic uncertainty.

CF Benchmarks forecasts Bitcoin reaching $148,500 by year-end

October 09, 2025 Reported by AI

A new report from CF Benchmarks predicts Bitcoin will rise 20% to $148,500 by the end of the year, driven by regulatory changes and institutional demand. It also expects the number of crypto exchange-traded funds to double to 80, with stablecoin assets hitting $500 billion in 2026. These projections come amid a supportive US policy environment and monetary easing.

Illustration of cryptocurrency market plunge triggered by Trump's tariff announcement, showing falling charts and financial chaos.

Trump's tariff threat sparks over $7 billion in crypto liquidations

October 11, 2025 Image generated by AI

Cryptocurrency prices plunged on October 10, 2025, after US President Donald Trump announced plans for an additional 100% tariff on Chinese goods and export controls on critical software. Bitcoin fell more than 10% to below $110,000, while other major tokens like Ethereum and Solana dropped 15-30%. The sell-off led to over $7 billion in leveraged position liquidations within hours, according to Coinglass data.

Bitcoin rebounds above $123,000 as miners rally

Bitcoin climbed back above $123,000 on Wednesday after a sharp drop the previous day, with crypto miners leading gains amid AI optimism. Analysts suggest bitcoin could reach $644,000 if it captures part of gold's market amid the ongoing gold rally. Federal Reserve minutes indicated potential interest rate cuts later this year.

Hubbis partners with Independent Reserve for crypto news updates

Hubbis has partnered with Independent Reserve to provide weekly crypto news and market trends to the Asian wealth management community. Bitcoin is holding steady near US$113,500 amid low leverage and a healthy market structure. This collaboration aims to deliver timely insights on digital assets.

Crypto market hits $4.3 trillion all-time high in Uptober

October 08, 2025 Reported by AI

The cryptocurrency market reached an all-time high this week, surpassing $4.3 trillion in capitalization. Bitcoin shattered records, trading at $121,374.00, amid the ongoing Uptober momentum. Analysts question whether the bullish trend can persist through the month.

Bitcoin falls below $122,000 after record high

October 08, 2025 Reported by AI Image generated by AI

Bitcoin dropped below $122,000 on October 7, 2025, reversing gains from a recent all-time high above $126,000 amid signs of an overheated crypto rally. Altcoins like Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and Cardano saw steeper declines of 3% to 7%, while the total market capitalization fell by about 2% to 4%. Analysts attributed the pullback to high inflows and a mixed U.S. Treasury auction result.