As you know, there are very interesting trends currently observed in the cryptocurrency market. According to analysts, in 2025 we will see the largest bull run in history, and the total market capitalization will exceed $4 trillion. There are several key factors that, in my opinion, contribute to this rally.
First of all, there is a significant inflow of capital into crypto-ETFs in the U.S. In July alone, the volume of these inflows reached $12.8 billion, and over the last 60 days, spot #ETF on #BTC and #ETH attracted about $17 billion. This shows that institutional investors are showing increasing interest in this asset class.
Moreover, I believe that the favorable policies of the U.S. government, particularly the laws regarding stablecoins and the expansion of access to alternative assets through 401(k) retirement plans, also contribute to the inflow of capital. The growth of stablecoin capitalization, which currently stands at around $270–$282 billion, is another indicator of increased liquidity in the market.
It is also important to note the strong institutional interest. For example, Harvard University invested $116–$117 million in the BlackRock IBIT fund, which confirms the confidence of major players. Political support, including from figures like Donald Trump, also plays a role.
And finally, I noticed that Bitcoin's weak dominance may signal an upcoming redistribution of liquidity into altcoins. The resilience of #BTC and #ETH even in the face of negative news indicates steady demand. All these factors together create a foundation for the current growth, and I am confident that this trend will continue.
