Opinion: BTC Reaches All-Time High Partly Due to Investors Seeking Alternatives to US Assets
Reuters published an analysis stating that concerns over U.S. finances, lukewarm U.S. Treasury auctions, and Trump's attempts to push Congress to pass his comprehensive spending and tax cut plan have led to a decline in the dollar. Against this backdrop, Bitcoin surpassed $110,000 this Thursday, reaching a historic high. This is partly because investors are seeking alternatives to U.S. assets, and it also signals that the cryptocurrency bull market has further room to rise. These signals include a general recovery in the stock market, funds being reinvested in Bitcoin ETFs, and an increasing number of publicly traded companies holding Bitcoin. (Reuters)
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