Bitcoin has seen a significant surge, reaching new heights in its value across various currencies. The cryptocurrency briefly surpassed $64,000, inching closer to its all-time high (ATH) of $69,044 observed on November 10, 2021. Notably, Bitcoin achieved new ATHs in several major currencies, including the Euro (€60,439), the British Pound (£51,736), and the Australian Dollar, where it astonishingly broke the $100,000 mark. This rally is marked by a strong bullish sentiment among investors, as Bitcoin is now less than 5% away from its USD ATH. The surge has been attributed to various factors, including ETF-led demand in Europe, positive net ETF inflows, and speculation around the impact of the upcoming Bitcoin halving. Additionally, the futures open interest in Bitcoin has hit an all-time high, indicating a robust market interest. The price climb is also supported by a 37% increase since the start of the year and a potential $670,000,000 worth of shorts getting liquidated if Bitcoin breaks its previous ATH of $69,000. Bitcoin's new Euro ATH is paralleled by its value in British Pounds (£51,368) and Canadian Dollars (CA$88,345), highlighting its global bullish run.