#Bitcoin breaks $105,000#
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Bitcoin has continued to rise in the past few days, breaking through $105,000 on the eve of Trump's inauguration, reaching a new high since 2025. The market widely expects Trump to adopt pro-cryptocurrency policies, including establishing a national Bitcoin reserve, which would drive Bitcoin prices even higher. While the details of Trump's policies are still unclear, investors have already reacted positively to this expectation, with Bitcoin prices rising 17% in the past few days, breaking through the local high of $102,000 and also breaking through the downtrend that had persisted for weeks. Currently, Bitcoin has broken through $105,000 and is poised to reach $128,000 in the coming months.
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Bitcoin price surged past $105,000, hitting a new high since 2025, with gains exceeding 5% on the day. This surge was primarily driven by expectations of Donald Trump's upcoming presidential inauguration, with the market widely believing that Trump would adopt crypto-friendly policies, including the creation of a national Bitcoin reserve. This anticipation also fueled rallies in other cryptocurrencies, such as Ethereum and Litecoin. However, some analysts cautioned investors about potential pullback risks, as Trump's policies remain unclear, and market sentiment could shift.
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Bitcoin breaks $105,000, hitting a new high since 2025, fueled by market expectations that the US government will usher in a new era of crypto-friendly policy following Donald Trump's inauguration.
The market anticipates that Trump will issue an executive order elevating digital assets to "national priority" status, establishing an advisory council composed of industry members to provide policy recommendations, and potentially even creating a national Bitcoin reserve.
Bitcoin surpassed its local high of $102,000 last week, also breaking through a weeks-long downtrend in lows, aiming for its December all-time high.
Bitcoin's rally has also lifted crypto-related stocks, such as MicroStrategy and Coinbase.