Bitcoin Reaches Record-Breaking Price Amid Pro-Crypto U.S. Policies and Institutional Demand

Kathmandu — The world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, has reached a new all-time high, continuing its bullish rally in the global market.

On Sunday, Bitcoin surged by 2.7%, hitting a record price of $125,245.57, according to U.S. market data. The sharp rise marks the highest valuation in the cryptocurrency’s history.

The rally has been largely driven by the pro-crypto regulatory environment under U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration and strong institutional investor demand. In mid-August, Bitcoin had already touched around $124,480, fueled by optimism over favorable government decisions.

Bitcoin, created in 2009 by Satoshi Nakamoto, was initially valued close to zero. Its first major price surge occurred in October 2010, when it rose from around $0.10 to $0.30. By 2013, Bitcoin had crossed the $1,000 milestone, marking its entry into mainstream financial discussions.

In recent months, President Trump has lifted restrictions on banks working with crypto companies, signaling a friendlier regulatory stance. Analysts say these policy changes have had a positive impact on the overall cryptocurrency market.

At the same time, large institutional investors have poured billions of dollars into Bitcoin ETFs, significantly increasing demand. The approval of similar crypto ETFs in markets like London and Thailand has further boosted global investor confidence.

With growing mainstream adoption and supportive policies, Bitcoin’s record-breaking rally underscores a renewed wave of enthusiasm in the digital asset market.