Bitcoin went on a record-breaking run after Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election—but shares in some companies that make money out of the crypto’s surging price have performed even better. The large-cap token has surged on the expectation that Trump will slash digital-asset regulations,

Bitcoin has blasted through a series of record highs since President-elect Trump’s election victory as the crypto industry anticipates a significant shift in federal policy.   The price of one

After the price of bitcoin surged from approximately US$69,000 (£54,000) the day before the election on November 5 to nearly US$100,000 now. Bitcoiners are keeping their eyes focused on what happens next in US politics.

Bitcoin was slipping on Monday, another sign that its postelection rally has petered out after a couple of weeks of strong gains. The world’s largest token fell 1.9% to $95,284, leaving it about 5% short of passing $100,

Bitcoin continued to climb to fresh all-time highs on Thursday, approaching six-figure territory on news that President-elect Donald Trump is considering candidates for a position dedicated toward steering cryptocurrency policy.

In this video, we dive into the recent surge in Bitcoin prices, hitting a record high of $80,000, fueled by President Trump's pro-crypto stance. Trump has expressed plans to make America the "crypto capital" of the world,