Bitcoin keeps rising Thursday, inching up to yet another all-time high mark after beating its four-month-old record on Wednesday. And that momentum appears to be spreading to other top coins, which have put up even larger daily gains than Bitcoin.
As of this writing, Bitcoin just hit a new record price of $111,808, per data from CoinGecko, continuing upward after first breaching the $110,000 mark late Wednesday. Bitcoin is now up 4.5% on the day and 22% over the last 30 days.
The leading cryptocurrency by market cap has completed a significant rebound after dipping to under $75,000 in early April amid President Trump’s growing global trade war. As Trump’s tariffs push has cooled amid deals with key trading partners, investors are again growing comfortable with risk-on assets, propelling crypto and stocks alike.
Other the last day, Ethereum, Solana, and Dogecoin have all jumped by about 7%, beating Bitcoin’s own daily gain.
Ethereum currently sits at $2,662, pushing its monthly gain to a whopping 56%, while Solana is priced at $179 (up 24% this month) and Dogecoin has barked its way up to $0.242 for a nearly 41% spike in the last 30 days.
Looking broadly to the top 100 coins by market cap, the biggest gainers over the past day are Worldcoin (WORLD), up 36% and propelled by a sizable $135 million token sale announced Wednesday, along with the HYPE token of decentralized exchange Hyperliquid (up 23%) and rising meme coin Fartcoin with its 17% climb.
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