🚀 Bitcoin & Altcoins Surge: The Real Reasons Behind Today’s Crypto Rally (August 4, 2025)
Crypto markets are roaring back—but what's fueling this bullish stampede? Here's the breakdown.
Institutional FOMO hits overdrive
BlackRock's latest ETF filings sparked the fuse, but now pension funds are diving in headfirst. Suddenly everyone's a 'long-term holder'—until the next 20% correction.
Altcoins eating Bitcoin's lunch
ETH/BTC ratio pumping as DeFi tokens outperform. Traders chasing that sweet 100x while Bitcoin maximalists grind their teeth.
Macro winds shifting
The Fed's dovish pivot sent risk assets soaring. Funny how crypto always 'decouples'... until traditional liquidity comes knocking.
The cynical take
Wall Street needed a new casino after meme stocks got boring. Your 401k manager is now 'researching' shitcoins between golf rounds.
This rally's got legs—but remember what happens when leverage gets too frothy. Enjoy the ride.
Crypto market rally ahead of Bullish IPO
One of the top news stories driving the crypto market rally is that Bullish, an exchange backed by Peter Thiel, is eyeing a $4.2 billion Initial Public Offering. The company aims to raise $629 million by offering 20.3 million shares.
This listing comes after the highly successful Circle Internet IPO, which pushed its market capitalization to over $60 billion at its peak. Grayscale, the giant crypto asset manager, and Kraken, another exchange, have also filed for IPOs.
These news events often drive sentiment in the crypto market, boosting prices.
President Donald Trump to nominate Fed Governor
Bitcoin and altcoins are also rising as President Donald TRUMP prepares to replace Adriana Kugler as a Federal Reserve Governor. Her resignation gives Trump his first opportunity to reshape the Fed as he continues to advocate for interest rate cuts.
According to Bloomberg, the new Fed governor could ultimately become chairman once Jerome Powell’s term ends in 2026. He will likely join other governors, such as Michelle Bowman and Christopher Waller, who have advocated for rate cuts.
Crypto prices tend to perform well when the Federal Reserve is cutting interest rates, as seen in 2024.
Bitcoin price fell to a key support
The crypto market is also rebounding after Bitcoin dropped to a crucial support level. As the chart shows, BTC bottomed at $112,000 on Sunday, a notable level as it was the highest point in May and the previous all-time high.
Falling back to that level is a sign that bitcoin has formed a break-and-retest pattern—a continuation signal. If this holds, Bitcoin may rebound to the all-time high of $123,192 and beyond, which could boost other altcoins.
However, there is a risk that the ongoing crypto market rebound is part of a bull trap or a dead-cat bounce. A bull trap occurs when an asset in a downtrend temporarily rebounds before resuming its decline.
