🚨 Bitcoin surpasses $100,000 for over 40 days, achieves a new uptime milestone 💡
🗓 On June 19, Bitcoin recorded more than 40 consecutive days trading above the $100,000 mark, an achievement reached despite ongoing uncertainty and rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
According to data from Coingecko, May 8 was the last time BTC traded below $100,000, meaning it had been above this mark for 42 days as of June 19.
Before the leading cryptocurrency’s return to a six-figure value in US dollars in early May, BTC traded below $100,000 for more than 60 days as global markets wobbled due to the trade war sparked by U.S. President Donald Trump's "reciprocal tariffs."
At that time, BTC's apparent correlation with traditional assets and markets seemed to undermine claims that it is a safe-haven asset.
Not only has the flagship cryptocurrency maintained a price above the $100,000 mark for more than 40 consecutive days, but it also celebrated a monumental operational achievement in June: More than 6,000 days of continuous uptime.
According to data from Bitbo, the Bitcoin network has been running uninterrupted since its genesis on January 3, 2009, at 02:54:25 GMT. This uptime record has only been marred by two isolated incidents in its early history, one in 2010 and another in 2013, underscoring the unparalleled resilience and robustness of the network.
These recent feats further solidify BTC's position as a digital asset of enduring stability and growing maturity within the global financial landscape.
