Bitcoin ended June at roughly $107,000, its highest monthly and quarterly close on record, according to market pricing cited by several data trackers. The milestone eclipses all prior month-end levels for the world’s largest cryptocurrency. The new high crowns a strong second quarter in which Bitcoin rose nearly 30%, although June itself delivered a more modest 2.5% advance. The asset has now registered three consecutive monthly gains, underscoring revived appetite for risk after last year’s volatility. Traders are watching whether seasonality will extend the run. Bitcoin has never posted a loss of more than 10% in July, and U.S. equity benchmarks—often a bellwether for digital-asset sentiment—also tend to gain that month. Even so, Goldman Sachs flow specialists said this week that the equity rally could peter out in August, suggesting any crypto follow-through may face similar headwinds later in the summer.