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Bitcoin is back above A$100,000... for now

Bitcoin has moved back above A$100,000, according to a Livewire Markets report. The headline’s “for now” framing highlights the uncertainty surrounding the level and the potential for further price swings in the cryptocurrency market.

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Aug 25, 2026 at 12:22 AM UTC · 1 min read

Bitcoin is back above A$100,000... for now
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Bitcoin has moved back above A$100,000, according to a Livewire Markets report. The headline’s “for now” framing highlights the uncertainty surrounding the level and the potential for further price swings in the cryptocurrency market.

Bitcoin is the largest and best-known cryptocurrency, operating on a decentralised network rather than being issued by a central bank. Its price is commonly tracked in US dollars, but Australian-dollar pricing can also be affected by movements in the exchange rate between the Australian and US currencies.

The A$100,000 mark is a notable round-number threshold for Australian investors and market watchers. Bitcoin has historically experienced significant volatility, meaning moves above or below widely watched price levels can occur quickly. The latest return above the threshold does not by itself establish a longer-term trend.

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