From July to August 2024, Bitcoin experienced several sharp fluctuations. On July 8, Bitcoin fell below the $55,000 mark, reaching a low of $54,320.76, with the largest intraday decline exceeding 6%. Subsequently, on July 15, Bitcoin rebounded to $63,000 per coin. In early August, Bitcoin fluctuated again, falling below $60,000 per coin on August 4, falling below $51,000 per coin on August 5, breaking through $59,000 per coin on August 8, setting a 4-day high, and falling back below $60,000 per coin on August 9. Entering 2025, Bitcoin continued to maintain a strong growth trend, achieving a single-day increase of 2.46% on January 2, and the price broke through the $96,000 mark for the first time.

In 2024, there were many security incidents related to Bitcoin. Among them, a young man from Singapore was arrested for suspected involvement in a large-scale peer-to-peer cryptocurrency theft case involving a sum of 1.679 billion yuan. This incident not only reveals the security risks in the field of cryptocurrency, but also triggers the public's deep reflection on the necessity of digital asset regulation.

With the transformation of the international financial system, Bitcoin is increasingly seen as a new currency anchor. All walks of life are actively discussing whether the US dollar will establish a connection with digital currencies such as Bitcoin, which reflects the growing importance of Bitcoin in the global economy.

Regarding the Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Act proposed during the Trump administration, although it has not yet officially come into effect, if it is approved, it is expected to trigger other countries to follow suit and buy Bitcoin. Due to the limited total issuance of Bitcoin and the existence of existing large holders, this trend may further aggravate the imbalance between Bitcoin supply and demand, thereby significantly affecting its market price. $BTC