Bitcoin reached new all-time highs, surpassing $121,000, boosted by growing institutional adoption and optimism surrounding the upcoming "Crypto Week" in Washington. Bitcoin's price rose by 2.7%, reaching $120,778.8.
Peter Schiff has renewed his criticism of Bitcoin, arguing that the 21 million supply is arbitrary. The criticism comes as Bitcoin reached a new all-time high of <a href="https://vertexaisearch.cloud.google.com/grounding-api-redirect/AUZIYQFmHqlg9_EJmG4je0M5ukJfwkxKnHYyJqwXKo-bOIzPsFf-unYaVvVeAoQv5a41_2ghzQ0FLJpeSH1MkfpMrVjD0SyDUp7Hb6GRGS82NKQZ7MwAEBmZdeqkzWeVrzceInywb0viV7SRqujSfqkcOXDXIqEFmxEjhDR580MvyQKp1Wg2s-GWfGaNfEQFIBOf-27eukma">$118,000</a>, sparking discussions about its value.
Bitcoin reached new all-time highs, surpassing $118,000, leading to over $1 billion in short liquidations. Analysts predict further gains, potentially targeting $130,000. Increasing institutional demand and positive signals from the Trump administration are fueling the bullish trend.
Bitcoin reached new highs, with analysts predicting further gains. Increased institutional adoption and regulatory clarity support the bullish trend, while companies are increasing their BTC holdings. 2025 forecasts range from $150,000 to $250,000.
Bitcoin analysts explain why the Bitcoin price can't break the $112K all-time highs, analyzing current market dynamics and the conditions needed for a potential breakout.
Bitcoin traders anticipate one of its best-performing months, as historical data favors solid risk-asset returns over July [7]. The latest BTC price forecasts see BTC/USD copying US stock markets to enjoy fresh gains over the coming month [7].
Bitcoin's price hovers around $107,000, showing technical strength. Analysts predict a new all-time high is 'inevitable' as BTC eyes liquidity at $109,000. Optimism is supported by strong ETF inflows and growing institutional interest.
