Bitcoin has once again broken records, reaching an impressive $125,899 on Monday as its remarkable rally in 2025 shows no signs of slowing down.
This year, the leading digital currency has experienced a significant surge, driven by an unprecedented influx of spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) investments and corporate treasury allocations that have further constrained the market’s supply. Since January, institutional interest has grown stronger with companies incorporating bitcoin into their balance sheets to guard against inflation and diversify their assets. Each new price peak reduces the available supply even more, leaving only 1,068,971.85 bitcoins left to be mined—less than 5% of the total cap of 21 million.
At precisely 1:20 p.m. Eastern time, Bitcoin reached its latest milestone on Bitstamp at $125,899 per coin.
The narrative surrounding scarcity continues to fuel investor excitement; meanwhile, ETF trading volumes indicate that accumulation is not decelerating. With demand escalating and new issuance decreasing following halving events, Bitcoin’s recent all-time high solidifies its 2025 rally as one of the most powerful in history.