Bitcoin has recently reached new all-time highs, steadily surpassing $110,000 and once again confirming its dominant position in the cryptocurrency landscape. Despite uncertainties related to U.S. politics, macroeconomic turbulence, and geopolitical unrest, Bitcoin has managed to maintain a solid bull trend, reaching $123,000 and fueling expectations for further all-time highs (ATH). Figure 1 – BTC
Cryptocurrency analyst and trader Kevin Svenson says Bitcoin (BTC) is in a “very strong bull market” and is gearing up to enter a phase marked by steep rallies. In a new strategy session, Svenson tells his 83,700 YouTube subscribers that Bitcoin could appreciate by up to roughly 30% from the current level during the upcoming
Bitcoin’s price on Aug. 9, 2025, stands at $117,304, with a market capitalization of $2.33 trillion. Over the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency recorded a trading volume of $31.5 billion and traded within an intraday range of $115,979 to $117,786, reflecting a relatively narrow band of movement that underscores the current consolidation phase. Bitcoin In
MicroStrategy Chairman Michael Saylor noted that the majority of capital entering the digital asset market is still flowing into Bitcoin, adding that BTC maintains its status as a “global monetary commodity.” Saylor: Bitcoin Will Outperform the S&P 500 Index Indefinitely Saylor noted that the number of companies investing in Bitcoin has increased from 60 to
Weiss Crypto’s Juan Villaverde adds that gold price trends may serve as a leading indicator for Bitcoin price movements, based on historical patterns. Villaverde suggests that if gold continues its rally into 2025, BTC could peak by November 2025, potentially reaching $150,000–$250,000. Global bullion markets witnessed a milestone as gold prices surged beyond $3,500 per
Public companies hold over 933,000 BTC worth $108.93B, showing strong institutional interest. Strategy (MSTR) dominates with 628,791 BTC, nearly two-thirds of public company Bitcoin holdings. Corporate Bitcoin reserves total 4.44% of supply, highlighting growing institutional accumulation. Publicly traded companies have increased their Bitcoin holdings, expanding the role of cryptocurrency in traditional financial markets. According to
Story Highlights Harvard University is the 29th largest holder of IBIT out of the 1,300 investors. Brown University reported 212,500 IBIT shares as of June 30, valued at over $13 million. BlackRock’s IBIT endowment by Ivy League universities has helped it grow to over $86 billion in net assets. The mainstream adoption of BlackRock’s iShares
Harvard University’s investment arm has invested $120 million in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT). Harvard owns 1.9 million shares of the fund, according to a 13F filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Harvard’s portfolio also includes shares of tech giants like Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Nvidia, as well as large companies