#BTCBreaksATH Bitcoin just smashed through its prior record to hit a fresh all-time high, briefly cresting the $112,000 mark on July 9–10, 2025. Here's the breakdown:

The rally peaked around $112,022, before modestly retreating to the low $111,000s.

Since early 2025, BTC has surged roughly 18–20%, a swing fueled by institutional demand, ETF inflows, and big corporate treasury purchases.

Notably, around $340 million worth of short positions were liquidated during the surge.

U.S. stablecoin/stable regulatory moves spurred inflows into bitcoin ETFs—over $3.6 B in just one recent month.

A weakening US dollar and easing inflation expectations, along with potential Fed rate cuts later this year, have created a risk-on backdrop.

Analysts warn that profit-taking near resistance, macro headwinds like trade tensions or a strong dollar, and shorter-term exhaustion may cause a pullback.