Bitcoin’s historic rally continues with no signs of slowing down.
The world’s most famous cryptocurrency hit an all-time high overnight from Sunday to Monday, briefly surpassing the symbolic threshold of $123,000 before pulling back slightly. By 6:00 a.m. ET, it was hovering around $122,013, according to data from CoinGecko.
This staggering surge marks a more than 30% increase in Bitcoin’s price since January, outpacing even gold and fueling the narrative that Bitcoin is the new “digital gold.”
The ETF Effect
Analysts attribute much of the momentum to growing institutional interest, driven in large part by Bitcoin ETFs, new investment products that allow everyday investors and financial institutions to buy shares that track the price of Bitcoin, without having to own the cryptocurrency directly.
Charts circulating on social media show that spot Bitcoin ETF inflows have reached all-time highs, reflecting sustained demand from large investors. Coinbase has forecast a massive second wave of capital entering the market once U.S. financial advisors are legally allowed to recommend Bitcoin ETFs to their clients. This opens the door to billions in retirement savings, pension funds, and other traditional investment flows being funneled into Bitcoin.
Bitcoin Etf'lerinin kümülatif girişleri,tüm zamanların en yüksek seviyesinde nakitte bekleyen var mı ? #bitcoin pic.twitter.com/jSQofBySFA — Murat ALICI (@alicimuratt) July 14, 2025
Congress, Crypto, and the Future of Finance
The timing of Bitcoin’s climb isn’t coincidental. It comes as Crypto Week begins in Washington, D.C. It’s a high-stakes political moment for the crypto industry. Lawmakers are considering several bills that could reshape how digital assets are regulated in the United States. These include:
Formalizing the legal status of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies
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