Bitcoin could reach $120,000 — CoinDesk breaks down 4 key reasons

On June 24, CoinDesk published an article explaining why Bitcoin might be gearing up for a new bull run. The target they see is $120,000. Here’s what’s behind that forecast:

1. Big investors are coming in
Since spot Bitcoin ETFs launched, institutional players — like hedge funds and asset managers — have started buying more. BTC is becoming part of serious investment portfolios.

2. The economic environment is supportive
Inflation in the U.S. is going down. That gives hope the Fed might cut interest rates soon. When rates drop, investors usually shift into riskier assets like Bitcoin.

3. Miners are holding, not selling
After the halving, miners could’ve sold to lock in profits — but instead, they’re holding their coins and waiting for the price to go up. That means less supply on the market.

4. The price chart still looks strong
Key support levels on the Bitcoin chart are holding steady. That’s a good sign and gives bulls room to push the price higher.

Binance founder: The new “American dream” will be owning 0.1 BTC

It’s great to see that Bitcoin is now being considered an asset for getting a mortgage.
The current American dream is owning a home.
The future American dream will be owning 0.1 BTC — which will be worth more than a house in the U.S.

Pavel Durov: The Eagles sold out in 45 seconds.

The crystal Eagles — limited to 15,000 units at a price of 5,000 Stars each (≈ $75) — were sold out in just 45 seconds. It was impossible to buy them manually — only bots managed to get through.

The statues, with a supply of 300,000 priced at 250 Stars (≈ $3.75), sold out in 5 minutes, while the torches — 500,000 units at 150 Stars each (≈ $2.25) — were gone in 10 minutes.

In total, Telegram made over $3,000,000 in just 10 minutes.

A sword for 1,025TON.

The rarest sword — “0.1% Wrath of Vader” on a black background — was sold on Portals for 1,025 TON ($2 818)

A guy on Polymarket earned $34,000 by heating up an outdoor thermometer with a hairdryer.

He was betting on the temperature in Paris – the clever guy found the sensor the platform uses to navigate, walked up to it, and simply heated it up.

Now security is looking for the smart guy.

An Anthropic engineer turned $200 into $14,300 using a trading bot on Polymarket powered by Claude Code, which analyzes 86 million trades and ranks wallets by win rate and profit. The system uses AI to scan 14,000 wallets in minutes and filter trades. It makes just 10 trades per day, focusing on high-probability moves driven by "whales" and exiting positions before them.

You can now sign up to Polymarket via Telegram