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The Bitcoin price has dropped below the $118,000 mark, raising questions about market stability and future trends, with various factors contributing to its volatility.
Anthony Pompliano highlights Bitcoin's recent surge to new all-time highs, attributing it to institutional buying, record inflows into BTC Spot ETFs, and Bitcoin options expiry, while expressing confidence in further price discovery.
Institutional buying has driven Bitcoin to new all-time highs, with significant accumulation by corporate treasuries and Bitcoin ETFs, and analysts predict further price increases.
Bitcoin has become the world's fifth most valuable asset, surpassing Amazon, with a market capitalization of $2.360 trillion, and is recognized as the best-performing asset in 2025.
The article discusses the recent surge in meme coins like BONK and USELESS, highlighting their market performance and potential for future growth amid Bitcoin's all-time high price.
Bitcoin's supply on exchanges is at a low, indicating strong investor holding behavior, while market data shows bullish trends and institutional interest in Bitcoin.
BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) has seen significant growth in assets under management (AUM), surpassing other funds and demonstrating strong institutional interest in Bitcoin.
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices surged following a call by US President Donald Trump for an aggressive Federal Reserve rate cut, with Bitcoin hitting a new all-time high.
The Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI) proposes a model bill for US states to allocate 3% of their reserves to Bitcoin, aiming to hedge against inflation and enhance fiscal stability, with three states already enacting similar laws.