The cryptocurrency market is showing steady growth: the total market capitalization exceeded $4.1 trillion, with a daily increase of about 2–2.6%.
Bitcoin is currently trading at around $122,000–123,000, close to its all-time high reached in July 2025. Ethereum has strengthened to $4,300, its highest level since the end of 2021.
The growth of the cryptocurrency market is driven by:
Against this backdrop, the crypto market is experiencing a “crypto summer” — a wave of IPOs and public listings of companies in the industry, including brands such as Galaxy Digital, Coinbase, and Kraken.
The market has reached new heights: capitalization consistently exceeds $4 trillion, and Bitcoin and Ethereum are strengthening, supported by institutional inflows and favorable regulation. Regulatory initiatives are stimulating investor interest and confidence: the creation of cryptocurrency ETFs, the permission to include digital assets in pension funds, and the promotion of stablecoin laws (the Genius Act in the US). The industry is becoming increasingly institutionalized: companies are actively launching IPOs, and large funds are entering the market and accumulating assets.
The overall trend is positive: active growth continues, but volatility risks remain, especially in the event of a deterioration in the macroeconomic situation or a change in the policies of key regulators.
