Firms like GameStop and Trump Media are following the Michael Saylor playbook and treating bitcoin as a strategic reserve.

Who owns the most Bitcoin in 2025? Explore the top holders by person, country, company, ETF, and wallet—plus how Bitcoin is distributed across millions of addresses.

What Is the Price of Bitcoin Today? Bitcoin (BTC) traded at $117,912 as of 10:21 a.m. ET. That’s down 3.26% over the past 24 hours and up 24.88% year to date. The original crypto’s 52-week intraday high clocked in at $123,

Bitcoin ETF market cap nears $150B as July inflows top $4B and BTC hits $123K, driven by institutional demand and BlackRock’s lead.

Bitcoin smashed another record, rising above $123,000 Monday before giving up some of those gains. What's powering the world's largest cryptocurrency to new highs?

Crypto spot trading on centralized exchanges declined by another 22% in Q2 2025, extending its slump despite bullish market conditions, according to TokenInsight.

Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas is tipping BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF to clinch $100B in assets under management before the end of July.

Bitcoin has surged over 25% year-to-date, reaching record highs above $122,000, fueled by massive inflows from Wall Street, including $85 billion from new Bitcoin ETFs over the last year or so. The influx of traditional capital is also reducing Bitcoin’s volatility. The declining value of the U.S. dollar is helping too.

BlackRock’s IBIT ETF could hit $100 billion in assets this month, driven by institutional flows and Bitcoin's rise.

Vanguard has long criticized Bitcoin, yet now holds the largest institutional stake in Strategy —a company known for its massive BTC holdings.

Its rise is comparable to that of gold during the first six months of the Republican presidency. BlackRock's ETF surpasses $80,000 in market capitalization, and Bitcoin alone exceeds the market value of Amazon,