US EditionThe Most Volatile Cryptocurrencies in the First Half of 2025
- In 2025, Bitcoin's market share rose to 64%, its highest since January 2021, amid a rally driven by ETF and institutional inflows, and fueled by the April halving event.
- Following the April 2025 halving, which reduced block rewards and boosted scarcity sentiment, Bitcoin reached a high of $111,970 on May 22, 2025.
- Between September and December 2024, BTC surged from $52,636 to $108,410, a 103.79% gain, reflecting a significant rally driven by market optimism.
- Despite a rally driven by ETF and institutional inflows, over 26,700 new millionaire Bitcoin wallets emerged in H1 2025, reaching 182,327 by June 30.
- With many institutions and nations entering the cryptocurrency market, significant growth potential remains as adoption accelerates.
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The number of Bitcoin (BTC) addresses holding over $1 million surged in the first half of 2025, according to the latest findings from Finbold’s H1 2025 Cryptocurrency Market Report. Between January 1 and June 30, 2025, the total number of millionaire Bitcoin wallets increased by 26,758, rising from 155,569 at the beginning of the year to 182,327 by the end of June. From Q1 decline to Q2 BTC recovery Interestingly, the majority of that growth occ…
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