Bitcoin broke another record high on the morning of October 5. Its price exceeded $125 per coin. This was reported by Reuters.
Bitcoin hit a record high on Sunday, October 5, trading at $125,245.57 per unit, up 2,7%. The previous record was $124,480 per unit, set in mid-August.
Bitcoin has been rising for the eighth consecutive session since October 4, driven by rising US stocks and strong demand from institutional investors, as well as inflows into Bitcoin exchange-traded funds.
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