Will the Euro and the Fed's policy push Bitcoin prices to a new threshold in June?
Entering June 2025, the cryptocurrency market is at a crucial crossroads as global macro factors begin to have a stronger impact on investor sentiment and price trends. Among them, the potential weakness of the Euro and monetary policy moves from the Federal Reserve play a key role, which could provide the impetus for Bitcoin (BTC) to enter a new price increase.
1. Current Bitcoin price and market context
As of May 28, 2025, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) is fluctuating around 108,759 USD, with a daily range from 108,291 USD to 110,425 USD. In May, BTC reached a peak close to 111,970 USD, but then slightly corrected and is currently accumulating around the 109,000 USD region.
This price level indicates that Bitcoin has maintained a steady growth momentum since the beginning of the year, especially as institutional money is returning strongly, along with the increasing acceptance by the traditional financial market.
2. The Euro depreciates – is money flowing into safe assets?
In the context of weak economic growth in Europe and persistent inflation, the Euro (EUR) is facing downward pressure. If the European Central Bank (ECB) loosens monetary policy soon, this could cause the EUR to continue weakening against the USD and scarce assets like Bitcoin.
History shows that when fiat currency depreciates, investors tend to shift capital into decentralized assets such as gold and Bitcoin to preserve value.
3. Fed signals a pivot – double benefits for BTC
Meanwhile, in the U.S., economic indicators show that inflationary pressures are easing. This raises expectations that the Fed will begin a rate-cutting cycle in Q3, possibly as early as July 2025.
If the Fed truly signals a 'pivot' from tightening to loosening policy, that would be a strong catalyst for the risk asset market – including cryptocurrencies. Lower interest rates will weaken the USD, while boosting demand for high-yield potential assets like Bitcoin.
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