<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Bitcoin had an impressive second quarter, reaching all-time highs and closing at around $107,500 at the end of June.</li><li>BTC's exchange netflow has been negative, indicating a shift towards self-custody methods and reduced immediate selling pressure.</li><li>Rising inflows into spot BTC ETFs suggest sustained investor appetite and institutional confidence.</li><li>Price forecasts for BTC remain optimistic, with predictions of a surge above $160,000 and potential new historic peaks.</li></ul>

Bitcoin (BTC) Made History in Q2 but What’s Next?

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