The crypto assets market is experiencing another wave of strong rise. On the morning of March 14, the price of Bitcoin broke through $124,457, setting a new recent high with an increase of 3.6%. At the same time, Ether also performed well, climbing to $4,780.04, reaching the highest level since the end of 2021.

The current rise is not coincidental; there are multiple factors driving it. Firstly, positive signals have emerged from U.S. policy. The market generally expects that the Federal Reserve may start lowering interest rates on September 17, although the extent may not be significant. Criticism from political figures regarding the Fed's current policy, as well as the Treasury Secretary's public call for interest rate cuts, have further reinforced the market's expectations for loose monetary policy. This expectation directly benefits risk assets, including Bitcoin.

Secondly, the continuous entry of institutional investors has provided strong support for Bitcoin prices. In particular, the launch of Bitcoin ETFs has significantly promoted capital inflows. According to statistics, the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF has attracted a cumulative net inflow of $54.76 billion since its launch, with a single-day net inflow of up to $8.691 million on August 13. Currently, the total net assets of the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF have reached $156.69 billion, accounting for about 13% of the global Bitcoin market value, indicating a strong interest from institutional investors in the Crypto Assets market.

Analysts predict that under the current favorable conditions, the price of Bitcoin is expected to continue to rise. By 2025, the price of Bitcoin may rise by about 32% again. However, investors still need to be cautious and closely monitor market changes and potential risks.