June 2025, Bitcoin price Strongly reclaiming lost ground, with a daily rise exceeding 4%, it has re-approached the 110,000 USD mark, just a step away from the historical high of 111,980 USD set in May. Major coins such as Ethereum and Solana have also risen by 4%-5%, while the meme coin sector is collectively warming up, with the total market value of crypto assets surpassing 2.2 trillion USD. This surge driven by policies, capital, and technology is reshaping the global allocation logic of funds towards digital assets.
On May 12, the joint statement of the China-US Geneva economic and trade talks announced a cumulative reduction of 115% in tariffs, exceeding market expectations. This measure significantly eased global concerns over escalating trade wars and pushed the prices of risk assets to rebound. Earlier, in early April, when Trump signed the “reciprocal tariff” policy, Bitcoin had plummeted to $74,400, and the US stock market evaporated $6.6 trillion in market value in a single day.
The new chairman Paul Atkins publicly criticized the previous administration’s suppression of self-custody wallet policies, defining “self-custody rights” as a fundamental American value that allows for non-intermediated on-chain financial activities. This position opens up a compliant pathway for decentralized exchanges (DEX) and staking services.
Glassnode data shows that the non-liquid supply of Bitcoin has reached a historic peak, indicating that the rise is led by institutions rather than retail speculation. As of June 17:
Bitcoin’s 50-day moving average has crossed above the 30-day moving average, a historical bullish pattern that has often indicated a bull market cycle. The current price is stabilizing at the key support level of 107,000 dollars, with a short-term target pointing towards 120,000 dollars.
Despite optimistic market sentiment, the public conflict between Trump and Musk on June 6 still led to a 3% single-day plunge in Bitcoin, causing 227,000 investors globally to get liquidated, resulting in a loss of $981 million. Major Bitcoin holder James Wynn’s 40x leveraged long position was liquidated, evaporating $16.14 million in an instant. This serves as a warning to investors: regulatory games, whale sell-offs, and geopolitical conflicts remain the triggers for severe short-term price fluctuations.
As the SEC in the United States advances the “Specialized Regulatory Framework for Crypto Assets”, project teams are shifting from “regulatory avoidance” to “internal compliance”.
Jeffrey Kendrick, Head of Digital Assets at Standard Chartered Bank, pointed out: “The strategic reallocation of U.S. assets combined with continuous buying by large holders will extend Bitcoin’s rise into the summer.” As technological innovation, policy dividends, and institutionalization converge, the crypto market is accelerating its integration into the global financial system’s arteries.