Bitcoin breached the $100,000 mark for the first time in 2025, driven by a resurgence in institutional investment and a shrinking supply on cryptocurrency exchanges. This bullish trend is further supported by a surge in options trading volume and anticipation of pro-crypto policies under the incoming Trump administration.
Bitcoin crossed the $100,000 milestone early on Monday for the first time in 2025. The move above the key level is likely driven by the return of institutional interest and rising BTC accumulation. Bitcoin supply on exchanges shrinks, a bullish indicator for BTC price in the short term. Bitcoin (BTC) broke the $100,000 level for the first time in 2025 on Monday, rallying to $101,184.
Bitcoin’s price rally is likely powered by a nearly 100% increase in options trade volume in the past 24 hours, according to Coinglass data. President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration ceremony is two weeks away, and traders are anticipating pro-crypto regulation and policy during Trump’s Presidency. Two key market movers driving the recent Bitcoin gains are the return of institutional capital inflow and a dwindling exchange supply of BTC. Bitcoin rallies to $100,000 riding on these two catalysts Bitcoin observed a decline in interest from institutional investors in the last two weeks of December. However, Farside Investors’ data on Spot Bitcoin Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) flows shows a streak of outflows for several consecutive days before institutional interest in BTC reignited in early January. On Friday, Bitcoin recorded $908.1 million in net inflows across its US-based Spot ETFs, the largest inflow volume recorded since mid-December 2024. Typically, this can be interpreted as a return of institutional investor interest in the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. Bitcoin ETF Flows | Source: Farside Investors Data from on-chain intelligence tracker Santiment shows an increase in BTC tokens held off exchanges and a decrease in BTC supply on exchange platforms. There has been a clear divergence between the two metrics since mid-November, indicating BTC accumulation off-exchange platforms and a reduction in selling pressure on exchanges. The two metrics support a bullish thesis for additional gains in Bitcoin in the short ter
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