Bitcoin keeps rising Thursday, inching up to yet another all-time high mark

Bitcoin is continuing to rise 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 the leading crypto.

Bitcoin just hit a new record price of $111,808 as of this writing, 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 staggering 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.