Bitcoin prices are an unstoppable ascending trajectory, marking the course at $120,000 per currency. At the time of the release of this content, on Sunday, July 13th, the most valuable digital assets on the market were trading at $119,292, according to encryption price calculations representing the new historic largest (ATH) in its contribution.
After reaching AT$118,800 on Friday, July 11th, what digital assets have done Consolidate positions over $100,000driven by new institutional benefits, weakened US dollars and a favorable macroeconomic environment.
The move reflects the market’s electrification of bullishness, with analysts predicting that a psychological threshold of 120,000 is just one step.
Analyst Willie Wu recently pointed out that Bitcoin could reach $118,000 relatively easily, highlighting the “strength in the digital asset market remains solid” by the large supply pressure generated by institutional purchases.
Woo has identified a liquidity pool that will enhance the probability that Bitcoin will reach the area in the coming days. For $120,000, the natural purpose for a persistent impulse.
The Bitcoin escalation surpassed $112,000 in early July, breaking critical technical resistance. Since then, digital assets have experienced a lasting impulse. Another aspect to highlight is that BTC’s control is already above 63.6% of the market, and the creation of Nakamoto at last year revalued 102%.
This dynamic is being provided by a low supply of exchanges and record demand, with titans such as BlackRock and Fidelity, with Bitcoin ETF tickets that exceed $600 million in a week. The macroeconomic context is also an important catalyst.
The lowest decline in the dollar index (DXY) in 21 years is Bitcoin’s appeal as a shelter against inflation and financial devaluation. The expectations for interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, combined with the proposed policies of the Donald Trump administration, created a positive environment.
Along with statements of support from people like Michael Saylor and Cameron Winclevos, the proposal for a US Bitcoin Strategic Reserve has strengthened FOMO (fear of missing out on opportunities) among investors.
