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4w ago

Bitcoin Surges Past $95,000 as Institutional Inflows Hit Record Levels

A weakening U.S. dollar and strategic reallocations are driving Bitcoin closer to new all-time highs, with forecasts projecting $120,000 this quarter.

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Overview

  • Bitcoin is trading between $95,000 and $100,000, propelled by record institutional inflows and reduced exchange supply.
  • Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $3.4 billion in inflows last week, marking one of the largest weekly inflows on record, according to CoinShares.
  • Standard Chartered predicts Bitcoin could reach $120,000 this quarter and $200,000 by year-end, driven by strategic reallocations away from U.S. assets.
  • The total supply of Bitcoin on exchanges has dropped to a seven-year low, signaling accumulation and reduced selling pressure.
  • Analysts highlight Bitcoin's decoupling from tech stocks and increasing appeal as a safe-haven asset during global economic uncertainty.