CoinVoice recently learned, according to Jinshi reports, that after Trump announced a trade agreement with the UK, expectations for easing trade tensions drove Bitcoin to break the $100,000 mark for the first time since February this year.
On Thursday, the largest digital asset rose by 3.4%, with most other major tokens also increasing, and Ethereum's rise reached 12%. On January 20, the day Trump was inaugurated, Bitcoin's price soared to around $109,000, a record level.
Trump stated that all details of the agreement will be negotiated in the coming weeks. However, under the agreement, the UK will expedite the customs process for American goods and reduce barriers to exports in agriculture, chemicals, energy, and industry. This is the first agreement since Trump imposed high tariffs on dozens of American trading partners. [Original link]
