- Bitcoin hit $106,000 due to Trump’s Bitcoin reserve offer.
- A Federal Reserve interest rate cut could increase Bitcoin demand.
The cryptocurrency market is abuzz with President-elect Donald Trump’s proposal to establish a strategic Bitcoin (BTC) reserve in the United States.
With this proposal, Trump captured the attention of investors and sparked optimism about Bitcoin’s future.
On December 15, Bitcoin reached a new milestone above $106,000, peaking at $106,488 before stabilizing at $104,518.
The significant price surge comes as investor interest grows due to the possibility that Bitcoin could soon become part of the U.S. national reserve.
Impact of Trump’s Bitcoin Proposal
Financial analysts are closely monitoring Bitcoin’s potential for further growth, especially in light of Trump’s proposals.
Experts predict that Bitcoin could reach $150,000 by the end of 2025, driven by institutional adoption and favorable regulatory changes.
Martin Leinweber of MarketVector Indexes highlighted historical trends, including the rally following the presidential election and Bitcoin’s “halving” which could reduce mining rewards and lead to a supply-driven price surge.
However, caution is advised, as experts such as Tom Lee of Fundstrat Global Advisors acknowledge that Bitcoin’s path could be fraught with volatility and that short-term declines are possible before significant gains are realized.
World Liberty Financial expands market presence
In addition to proposals to hold Bitcoin, Trump’s cryptocurrency-backed project, World Liberty, is making notable progress in the market.
Recently, the project executed a significant transaction exchanging 250,000 USDC for ONDO tokens associated with Ondo Finance.
The move is part of World Liberty’s broader strategy to increase its presence within the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
Alongside these large transactions, World Liberty is actively participating in the market by executing several smaller transactions involving USDT and ETH.
global economic change
If the United States adopts Bitcoin as a reserve asset, it could have a major impact on global economic policy.
Integrating Bitcoin into national reserves could set a precedent for other countries to follow, leading to broader adoption and recognition of cryptocurrencies in the global financial system.
These changes could impact international trade, currency valuation, and the traditional financial ecosystem, positioning Bitcoin as a more stable and widely accepted asset.
As Bitcoin transitions from a speculative investment to a reserve-backed asset, its role in the global economy will become more entrenched.