20.01.2025 10:30
Bitcoin has reached a new record level with its extraordinary performance in the last 24 hours. With the inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump, support for cryptocurrencies has been clearly felt, and Bitcoin hit a peak of $109,800. This development has created a positive atmosphere among investors and offers new opportunities for those considering investing in the market.
The leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin has reached a record high of $109,800, driven by Donald Trump's positive approaches and support for cryptocurrencies. The price increase is strengthening investor confidence and market dynamics.
U.S. President Donald Trump's Crypto-Friendly Stance Sends Bitcoin Prices Soaring
Recent developments in the cryptocurrency markets have led to a record increase in Bitcoin's value. While Bitcoin was trading at $99,539 as Trump addressed his voters, it has now reached a new record of $109,800 with a 10.3% rise today. Currently, Bitcoin's value stands at $109,091.
This remarkable rise in the markets is attributed to the supportive stance of the new U.S. President Donald Trump towards cryptocurrencies. During the election campaign, Trump promised to make America the "crypto capital of the world." The positive attitudes of Donald Trump, who will take office as President of the United States today, have initiated a new era in the cryptocurrency markets.
The new president's positive approach towards cryptocurrencies has increased investor confidence. In particular, the suggestion to evaluate Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset and the appointment of key figures supporting the sector to critical positions have created an optimistic atmosphere in the markets.
Experts predict that this move by the Trump administration could attract the interest of institutional investors and that other countries may take similar steps. In light of these developments, it is estimated that by the end of 2025, Bitcoin could reach a value between $150,000 and $200,000. However, experts caution that market fluctuations could affect these predictions.