In a world where digital liquidity increasingly influences the core of the economy, the market value of cryptocurrencies surpassed 4 trillion dollars in July 2025, marking a pivotal moment in the history of decentralized assets. This progress did not happen by chance; it coincided with a wide-ranging legislative shift in the United States, where the House of Representatives passed a comprehensive bill regulating stablecoins, known as the GENIUS Act, setting strict standards for transparency and financial guarantees, paving the way for a deeper integration between crypto and the traditional financial system.
The same week witnessed a unique legislative momentum within Congress under the title "Digital Currency Week," during which laws such as the CLARITY Act and the Anti‑CBDC Surveillance Act were discussed, confirming that the phase of government denial of these assets has become a thing of the past. In the markets, Bitcoin surpassed the threshold of 122,000 dollars, supported by unprecedented institutional inflows and increasing interest from ETF funds, amidst expectations of continuing to rise towards new historical peaks.
In the corporate arena, attention was drawn to analysts' trend of aggregating companies like Coinbase and Palantir within smart indices used to measure market pulse, indicating a more profound merger of technology and finance. All of this reflects a new reality: digital currencies are no longer speculative bets but solid pillars in the structure of the upcoming global economy.
