Bitcoin is gearing up for a potential record-breaking rally this July, driven by a blend of soaring stock markets, rising money supply, and increasing fiscal pressures.
Currently trading near $108,140, Bitcoin is approaching its previous all-time high, energized by macroeconomic forces pushing investors toward risk assets.
U.S. equities are reaching historic levels, with the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow Jones all close to record highs. This strong market sentiment often encourages investors to diversify into alternatives like Bitcoin, which now trades less than 3% below its May peak of about $109,000.
A significant factor is the U.S. M2 money supply, which has surged to a record $21.9 trillion, maintaining monthly highs throughout the past year. This liquidity expansion is driving demand for assets seen as value stores amid growing government debt concerns.
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio highlighted fiscal risks related to the recently enacted “Big Beautiful Bill,” which commits roughly $7 trillion annually in spending against $5 trillion in revenues, projecting debt to increase from 100% to 130% of GDP over the next decade.
Dalio cautioned on X that unless deficits are reduced from around 7% of GDP to near 3% through spending, taxation, and interest rate adjustments, the U.S. economy could face serious disruptions.
Historically, July is favorable for Bitcoin, with average gains near 7%, suggesting the cryptocurrency is well-placed to set new records soon.

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