On July 10, 2025, Bitcoin set a new historical maximum, surpassing the $112,000 mark, according to CoinMarketCap. This jump occurred against the backdrop of easing trade tensions between the USA and other countries, as well as positive signals regarding cryptocurrency regulation. The price increase of 7.2% in one day reflects a surge in institutional investments and growing trust in digital assets.
Analysts link the rally to recent announcements about easing trade tariffs, which have increased the appetite for riskier assets. In addition, the governments of several countries, including the USA, signal clearer and more favorable rules for the crypto market, fueling optimism. Specifically, progress in the development of Bitcoin ETFs and the growing popularity of DeFi protocols have added momentum.
The volume of Bitcoin trading has increased by 25%, reaching $85 billion per day, while liquidations of futures positions amounted to $400 million, mainly for short positions. Despite the volatility, long-term forecasts remain optimistic due to the limited supply of Bitcoin and its role as a hedge against inflation. Experts advise investors to monitor regulatory news that could impact the future dynamics of the market.
