Bitcoin has finally broken the $101,000 barrier for the first time. This happened after the US Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates unchanged, which created significant relief in the market. At the same time, Trump hinted at a major trade deal with a 'respected' country, which boosted optimism in global markets, especially the crypto market.

From a technical perspective, Bitcoin broke a strong resistance at $99,000 and formed an upward pattern confirming the bullish trend. Additionally, on-chain data indicates that large investors are not selling, which means there is strong confidence in the continuation of the rise.

However, on the other hand, there are warnings about market saturation from buying, and the RSI indicator has reached high levels, which could lead to a temporary corrective movement. Also, although interest rates have not changed, the Federal Reserve is still concerned about inflation, which might lead to some of its future decisions not being supportive.

If the positive atmosphere continues, especially if this trade deal is real, Bitcoin could reach $107,000 soon. But the market is currently sensitive, and any negative news could reverse the trend, so careful monitoring and calm investment thinking are required.