#Bitcoin2025 With Bitcoin's price on the verge of $110,000, expectations regarding the near future of the asset and a possible ATH are growing.

According to Binance's board data, at the time of writing this note, the cryptocurrency with the highest market capitalization is rising to a value of $108,867.

However, yesterday BTC surpassed $110,700, with eyes now on its minute-to-minute pricing, and hope that the digital currency sets a new record.

When will a new ATH come?

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To understand the near future of Bitcoin, Fabio Dias, international business developer at Bitwage, comments to iProUP that a possible "reduction" in the interest rate by the FOMC (the Federal Open Market Committee of the U.S.) could push Bitcoin towards a new all-time high.

"Some analysts are already talking about a possible rise to $140,000, whether it be this week or next. That’s why I consider that the best option is always to accumulate BTC, regardless of the market waves," emphasizes Dias.

In this regard, María Fernanda Juppet, CEO of CryptoMKT, adds to the discussion that from the company's perspective, it is reasonable to project that a new all-time high could occur during the second half of 2025, as long as the current ecosystem maturation conditions are maintained and positive signals come from the global economy.

And adds: "The recent BTC halving is already beginning to show its effects on the reduction of supply, which has historically been a catalyst for bullish cycles. If this is combined with greater regulatory clarity, the progressive influx of institutional funds, and a lower interest rate environment, it is expected that Bitcoin will resume a path of sustained growth."

What impetus does Bitcoin need to set another ATH?

On the other hand, regarding what the asset needs to set a new record, the CEO explains that Bitcoin has proven to be a resilient asset, with a unique ability to regain ground even in challenging macroeconomic scenarios.

"However, to reach a new all-time high, it is necessary for a series of structural and situational factors to converge. On one hand, the consolidation of spot Bitcoin ETFs in developed markets has opened the doors to greater institutional participation, representing a paradigm shift in terms of legitimacy and market depth," Juppet maintains.

And adds: "The behavior of monetary policy, particularly in the United States, will remain decisive. A potential drop in interest rates by the Federal Reserve could create a more favorable environment for risk assets like Bitcoin, incentivizing capital flows into the crypto ecosystem."

Finally, the CEO maintains that in addition to this, there is growing adoption by retail users and companies that see Bitcoin not only as a store of value but also as a tool for protection against inflation and the devaluation of local currencies.

"In this sense, the market needs clear signals of regulatory stability, greater financial education, and continuity in the integration of crypto solutions within technological platforms and traditional financial services. If these elements align, Bitcoin has significant potential to surpass its last ATH and further establish itself as a strategic asset globally," concludes Juppet.