Bitcoin breaks through $112,000 new high: driven by a weak dollar and institutional funds.
The price of Bitcoin broke through $112,000 early today, setting a new historical high. This rise is driven by multiple factors, including the continued weakening of the dollar, ample global liquidity, and accelerated institutional capital entry. This article will review the market dynamics since June, analyze the impact of geopolitical conflicts and economic data on risk assets, and explore Bitcoin's unique performance in this rebound and its future direction.
June Market Review
In June 2025, the market environment is complex and variable, with trade uncertainties, geopolitical conflicts, and intertwined economic data. Despite the severe macro backdrop, risk assets have generally rebounded. The U.S. stock market has risen across the board, with both the Nasdaq 100 index and the S&P 500 index hitting historic highs. Bitcoin briefly fell below $100,000 in the middle of the month but then rebounded strongly, rising 2.84% for the month. In contrast, the overall