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Bitcoin Surges Past $118,000 as Institutional Demand and Limited Supply Drive Unprecedented Rally

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Bitcoin Surges Past $118,000 as Institutional Demand and Limited Supply Drive Unprecedented Rally

Bitcoin has smashed through its previous all-time high, soaring past $118,000 amid relentless demand from both investors and corporations. The driving force behind this historic milestone? A powerful combination of massive, sustained buying pressure meeting a tightly constrained supply.

Over the past month alone, Bitcoin ETFs have snapped up a staggering $5.2 billion worth of Bitcoin, signaling a significant institutional commitment to the asset class. This inflow from ETFs reflects a broader trend of deepening interest from big players—including corporations—who are acquiring Bitcoin in record volumes.

The math is simple yet striking: Bitcoin companies purchased roughly 160,000 BTC in Q2 alone, equaling 100% of the new Bitcoin supply expected for the entire year. In other words, these buyers absorbed all fresh Bitcoin entering the market within just one quarter, leaving very little available for other investors.

Looking ahead, industry experts at Bitwise are bullish, projecting Bitcoin could reach $200,000 by year-end. While this target may sound ambitious, the accelerating institutional flows and growing corporate adoption make it increasingly plausible. Demand shows no signs of slowing down, and with supply firmly capped, prices are being pushed ever higher.

Adding fuel to the rally, Congress has kicked off a pivotal “crypto week,” with hopes pinned on key legislation like the Genius Stablecoin Act, which recently passed the Senate on a bipartisan basis. If the House follows suit and the bill reaches the President’s desk, it could open the floodgates for Wall Street’s deeper engagement with digital assets. Alongside this, progress on the Clarity Act—a market structure bill—would further strengthen crypto’s regulatory foundation.

In short, Bitcoin’s meteoric rise is powered by two driving forces: booming ETF inflows and aggressive corporate buying, both intensified by the limited supply. As these forces continue to gain momentum, the path ahead looks bullish, with Bitcoin poised to redefine new heights in the months to come.

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Manoj Dharra is a seasoned business journalist with over 20 years of experience in leading newsrooms, including Reuters, CNBC-TV18, and Zee Business. His expertise lies in financial markets and cryptocurrencies, where he has moderated more than 60 panel discussions with top voices from the corporate, regulatory, and blockchain ecosystems.

A proven newsroom leader, Manoj has successfully managed editorial teams and spearheaded new projects across broadcast and digital platforms. Manoj’s work blends sharp editorial judgment with a deep understanding of international finance, blockchain, and emerging Web3 innovations.

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