78,803,264,353 Bitcoin returns to the $100,000 mark, reflecting the reconstruction of market confidence and the resonance of multiple factors: Institutional funds continue to pour in (such as $1.8 billion inflow in a single week from spot ETFs and corporate buybacks) strengthening its consensus as 'digital gold,' with its anti-inflation properties highlighted under a weakening dollar and expectations of policy easing. The technical aspect shows strong short-term momentum but needs to break through the resistance range of $101,000 to $106,000; if it loses key support, it may trigger a correction. The acceleration of policy drivers (with multiple U.S. states legislating support for Bitcoin reserves) and the expectation of sovereign funds entering enhance its strategic value. The risk point lies in the Federal Reserve's policy shift or suppression of the upward trend, and profit-taking by long-term holders may exacerbate volatility, necessitating vigilance against leverage bubbles and regulatory games affecting short-term market conditions.