Bitcoin has officially crossed the $100,000 mark for the first time in history, reaching $101,200 in Asian trading hours before consolidating around $99,500. The milestone caps a 140% rally from 2025 lows.
What Drove the Breakout
- Spot ETF inflows exceeded $50 billion cumulative
- Federal Reserve signaled June rate cut
- El Salvador's Bitcoin reserves now worth $2.8 billion
- Corporate treasuries now hold 750,000 BTC
MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor called it "the most important moment in the history of money," while JPMorgan raised its year-end target to $130,000.
