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Bitcoin just made history, closing the week at $109,200—its highest weekly close ever. This milestone reinforces the idea that the crypto bull market is alive and well, even as volatility and skepticism continue to make headlines.

El Salvador has increased its national Bitcoin reserves by 8 BTC this week, bringing its total holdings to 6,230.18 BTC, currently valued at approximately $679 million, according to the country's Ministry of Finance.

Elon Musk has officially launched a new political movement, the “America Party,” with an explicit endorsement of Bitcoin and a mission to disrupt the entrenched two-party system in the United States.

As the United States accelerates efforts to become the global crypto capital, discussions within the House of Representatives are heating up—particularly around the idea of establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve.

El Salvador has added eight more Bitcoin to its national reserves over the past week, bringing its total holdings to 6,228.18 BTC, valued at approximately $674 million, according to the country’s National Bitcoin Office.

Marathon Digital, one of the world's leading Bitcoin mining companies, has announced a significant achievement: its treasury now holds over 50,000 BTC.

Bitcoin and Ethereum are once again at the forefront of crypto discussions, as social media platforms buzz with renewed excitement and speculation.

The cryptocurrency market remained relatively calm on Thursday, with most top assets trading sideways as investors processed upbeat U.S. labor data and considered where to shift their capital.

Design software company Figma disclosed in a recent Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing that it holds nearly $70 million worth of shares in Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and has allocated an additional $30 million in stablecoins for future Bitcoin purchases.

The overall cryptocurrency market experienced a decline over the past 24 hours, with Bitcoin maintaining a steady presence near the $106,000 level as traders take a cautious approach ahead of crucial U.S. economic data releases.

Twenty One Capital, a Bitcoin-first investment and infrastructure firm led by Strike CEO Jack Mallers, is preparing to go public under the ticker symbol XSI, signaling a new chapter in corporate Bitcoin adoption.

Arizona’s House Bill 2324 (HB 2324), a controversial measure seeking to create a reserve of Bitcoin and other digital assets using proceeds from criminal forfeitures, has failed to become law after being vetoed by Governor Katie Hobbs on July 1.