US EditionBitcoin hits new all-time highs as it crosses past $120,000, fueled by ETF inflows
UNITED STATES, JUL 14 – Bitcoin's price rose over 28% this year driven by record $150 billion inflows into U.S. Bitcoin ETFs and advancing crypto legislation in Congress, signaling strong institutional demand.
- On July 14, 2025, Grayscale Investments from Stamford, Connecticut, notified the SEC with a non-public filing of a preliminary S-1 registration form.
- Grayscale's filing follows its legal victory over the SEC regarding its spot bitcoin ETF, which spurred approval of multiple bitcoin ETFs.
- On Monday, Bitcoin reached a new record high by exceeding the $120,000 mark amid robust institutional interest and a wider surge in cryptocurrency prices during the designated 'crypto week.'
- Market analyst Tony Sycamore noted the surge is driven by institutional demand, expected gains, and support from Trump who calls himself the 'crypto president.'
- This momentum coincides with Congress voting on bills like the Genius Act to regulate stablecoins, indicating a structural shift in crypto's regulatory environment.
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