Bitcoin has seen a significant rally, with the cryptocurrency breaking above $65,000 and reaching a peak of $65,300, nearing its all-time high of $69,044 set in November 2021. The surge comes amid a wave of positive sentiment and investment, with ETFs reportedly buying $300M-$500M worth of Bitcoin daily. The market is buzzing with anticipation of Bitcoin reaching new all-time highs, with predictions of it breaking $69,000 before the upcoming halving in less than 50 days. This bullish trend is further supported by institutions showing FOMO, banks offering Bitcoin to clients, and Bitcoin setting new all-time highs against the euro (€60,439) and the British pound (£51,736). In Australia, Bitcoin has broken the $100,000 mark, showcasing the global impact of this rally. Analysts and enthusiasts alike are closely watching to see if Bitcoin will surpass its previous records and set new benchmarks in the coming days.