#Bitcoin Breaks $100,000#
Hot Topic Overview
Overview
Bitcoin surged past $100,000, buoyed by bullish market sentiment fueled by expectations of incoming US President Trump's potentially crypto-friendly policies. Short-term option IV has risen, reflecting a bullish bias towards a short-term target of $105,000. However, some analysts caution that a lack of significant announcements on Trump's first day in office could lead to a price dip. Additionally, the Federal Reserve's upcoming rate decision, expected to maintain the current rate, is being closely watched, along with potential policy shifts under the new administration and ETF fund inflows.
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Analysis
Bitcoin has broken through $100,000, market sentiment is high, and short-term option implied volatility (IV) has risen, showing bullish strength for a short-term target of $105,000. Trump will officially take office next week, and there is concern about whether the new government will introduce crypto-friendly policies. Combined with the expected non-rate cut at the Fed's interest rate meeting at the end of the month, it is recommended to pay attention to policy changes and ETF fund inflows, and to appropriately position short-term options for short-term trading. In addition, the market generally believes that Trump will take a more positive stance on the cryptocurrency industry after taking office, which will further push up the price of Bitcoin. However, some analysts believe that the price may fall if there is no major announcement on Trump's first day in office.
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Public Sentiment
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Classic Views
Trump's policies after taking office may be favorable to cryptocurrencies, such as raising cryptocurrencies to a national policy priority and setting up a cryptocurrency advisory committee.
Bitcoin breaks through $100,000, market sentiment is optimistic, the short-term target is $105,000, and the bullish force has grown significantly.
The Fed is expected to maintain interest rates, and the market is focusing on the policy changes of the new government and the inflow of ETFs.
The market expects Bitcoin's market capitalization to grow in the next 1-2 years, and prices will rise rapidly, because a large number of chips have been bought by long-term funds and sovereign countries, leading to a reduction in circulation.