Bitcoin Stalls at $110K but Institutional Investors Continue Gobbling up BTC
- Bitcoin reached a record high of $111,970 on May 22, 2025, before consolidating between $106,801 and $110,085 amid strong institutional buying.
- This rally followed sustained inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs totaling $934 million and strategic purchases like iShares Bitcoin Trust adding 8,000 BTC.
- The market saw a 6.5% drop in active wallets and a 1.4% decline in hashrate due to miner recalibration, indicating a subtle cooling while bullish momentum persists.
- Technical signals include a Golden Cross confirming upward pressure and Bitcoin's market cap exceeding $2.14 trillion, with predictions pointing to potential growth toward $140,000 later this year.
- These developments suggest a transition from retail speculation to measured institutional positioning, implying potential further growth tempered by macroeconomic uncertainty.
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