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In 2025, Bitcoin’s value hit $2 trillion, putting it up there with big names like Apple and Microsoft.
Crypto is no longer only about money—it’s also part of how technology functions.
We are seeing crypto appear in gaming platforms, mobile applications, and wallets made for ordinary users.
Bitcoin has hit $110,000, and this isn’t exaggerated to hype. It’s a signal that crypto has matured and is gaining true trust from both investors and businesses. We shouldn’t overlook how consumer crypto devices and blockchain in gaming are driving transformative change, alongside institutional investment and macroeconomic trends. Bitcoin goes mainstream (again) Bitcoin’s run isn’t luck – it is based on established tech. Now, Wall Street is in on it too, with things like Bitcoin ETFs making the market deeper and more liquid. We must also look at geopolitical factors. By turning 200,000 BTC into a government asset, along with oil and gold, the US government is showing a new approach to how Bitcoin is seen. In 2025, Bitcoin’s value hit $2 trillion, putting it up there with big names like Apple and Microsoft. But its volatile nature and the types of investments are still different. Crypto wallets and security devices Let’s be honest, anything that resembles a bull run loses its value when the users don’t have a consistent avenue to access their assets, right? All this is done keeping in mind how easy and safe it should be from the start, with the latest crypto tools made for all, not just the tech guys. Bitkey is a great example as it’s Block’s (formerly Square) new and innovative Bitcoin wallet that directly addresses the multi-layer approach with security key, mobile app, and cloud-based recovery as a self-custody solution. Bitkey introduces a more accessible alternative to traditional wallets, simplifying…

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Filed under: News - @ July 3, 2025 4:29 pm