Bitcoin’s rally surged close to $90,000 on Tuesday, with the overall cryptocurrency market surpassing its pandemic-era high as investors anticipate a favorable climate under President-elect Donald Trump. Bitcoin has jumped 32% since the US election on Nov 5, reaching a record of $89,599.
Trump’s promises, including potential crypto-friendly policies and establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve, have boosted market optimism. This marks a shift from previous regulations, sparking speculative buying across large and small tokens, lifting digital assets' value to $3.1 trillion.
Options trading shows bets that Bitcoin could top $100,000 by year-end, with increasing institutional interest in Bitcoin futures. MicroStrategy, a major corporate holder of Bitcoin, added about 27,200 tokens (worth roughly $2 billion) to its holdings recently.
The rally’s momentum has stirred talks of possible corrections, but confidence remains strong, with Bitcoin up 110% in 2024. The shift in Trump's stance has fueled demand, making Bitcoin a standout among “Trump trades” that include US stocks and the dollar.
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