Bitcoin is looking towards the second half of 2025 with a clear goal: new all-time highs. According to CNBC, large companies have already begun to accumulate more crypto on their balance sheets as Capitol Hill approaches the approval of long-delayed legislation.

The price rose approximately 30% in the second quarter, although most traders called it a consolidation phase. The reason? Monthly returns continued to fade, and the currency barely moved from its tight range for most of the quarter. But that did not stop its accumulation of a 15% gain in the first half of the year, even if that is weaker than the 45% jump during the same period last year.