Bitcoin's price surged to $81,385, a 26.16% increase over the past seven days, driven by several factors including institutional investor capital, market liquidity, and buying in the derivatives market.

Bitcoin surged to $80,908 after jumping 23% in a single week, boosted by a weaker dollar and increased US bond repurchases. Meanwhile, inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs reached their highest level.

Bitcoin surged 3% to surpass $71,500, its highest level in two months, after the US Treasury increased its buybacks of long-term bonds and Trump boosted cryptocurrency activity.

Citi slashes its Bitcoin target to $82,000 and Ether to $2,240 following outflows from ETFs and updates on cryptocurrency legislation.

Bitcoin plunged to its lowest level in 21 months, nearing $57,000, amid market expectations that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates again, while capital continued to flow out of Bitcoin ETFs.

Bitcoin prices plummeted, falling below $60,000, as investments in AI stocks and the IPO of SpaceX drew money out of the crypto market.

Bitcoin plunged below $62,000, its lowest level since the Iran-Iran war, as selling pressure from Michael Saylor's Strategy and outflows from US Bitcoin ETFs severely weighed on investor confidence.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a record 11-day net outflow of nearly $3.5 billion, causing Bitcoin to fall below $70,000 for the first time in two months.

Bitcoin volatility hit a nine-month low as investors shifted funds to AI stocks, causing the crypto market to weaken further.

Bitcoin surpassed $80,000, a three-month high, as Asian stock markets neared new highs, boosted by institutional capital inflows and hopes for cryptocurrency legislation.