Bitcoin shattered the record again on Monday, hitting $125,899 at the 2025 rally as there were no signs of cooling.
The world’s largest digital assets are fuelled this year by an unprecedented wave of influx of Spot Bitcoin Exchange Sales Fund (ETF) that has strengthened the supply of the market and the Corporate Treasury allocation. Since January, demand for the scheme has been strengthening, with companies stacking Bitcoin on their balance sheets, hedging inflation and diversifying their holdings. Milestones for each price are missing in the remaining supply, with 1,068,971.85 bitcoin still not mined.
BTC tapped on a new record at 1:20pm east time, reaching $125,899 per Bit Stamp coin.
The rarity narrative continues to drive investor enthusiasm, but the volume of ETFs suggests that accumulation has not slowed down. With demand rising and new issuances falling after Harking, Bitcoin’s fresh high-cement is the 2025 rally as one of the most powerful rally in its history.
