KPIs for August 2025
- Total notional volumes: $17bn
- Total Bitcoin equivalent traded: 146,421 coins
- Total trades: 6,664,216
- Total year-to-date volumes: $122bn
Total monthly Volumes
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ETHUSD - Average Trade Size
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Macro crypto currency market outlook
Bitcoin remains confined to a well-defined uptrend and is in the process of a minor correction off the recent record high from mid-August. Any setbacks should be exceptionally well supported ahead of $100k, with only a monthly close below the psychological barrier to delay the constructive outlook. Look for a higher low to carve out in the weeks ahead in favor of the next major upside extension beyond $125k and towards $150k.
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- BTC technical levels:
- R2 124,535 – Record high (14 August 2025) – Strong
- R1 117,420 – 22 August high – Medium
- S1 108,670 – 26 August low – Medium
- S2 100,000 – Psychological – Strong
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Bitcoin spent August largely in consolidation. While it did manage to push to a fresh record high, the broader trend reflected cautious investor sentiment, supported by modest momentum and ongoing macro uncertainty. The narrative suggests price resilience, but without the forcefulness needed for the next wave of bullish momentum.
In stark contrast, Ethereum continued with its run of outperformance—posting double-digit returns and surpassing its 2021 peak to hit fresh all-time highs. Its rally was powered by robust institutional demand, record ETF inflows, and active on-chain metrics like rising transaction volumes and reduced network fees. Favorable regulatory signals, particularly stablecoin-friendly legislation, further stoked confidence in ETH’s utility-driven narrative.
This divergence has shifted the ETHBTC dynamic sharply in ETH’s favor. As Bitcoin grinded higher with subdued volatility, Ethereum’s performance underscored its emergence as the speculative bellwether, attracting capital rotating away from Bitcoin’s more mature positioning.
Outside of core crypto dynamics, broader markets had their eyes on cues around Fed policy and just how accommodative the central bank would be going forward. Meanwhile, macro tailwinds and sovereign-level engagements, such as strategic digital asset reserve discussions, added a layer of structural legitimacy to crypto investing.
Looking ahead, August’s momentum points to a market that should be well supported to close out Q3, while setting up a compelling run into Q4, traditionally a strong period for crypto. With ETH already breaking new ground and Bitcoin stabilizing near key levels, both are well-positioned to challenge fresh record highs before year-end.
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