Bitcoin has recently performed strongly, reaching an all-time high in price. This surge is mainly influenced by the results of the U.S. presidential election, particularly after Trump's election, where market expectations of his cryptocurrency-friendly policies have driven up Bitcoin prices.

During his campaign, Trump expressed support for cryptocurrencies multiple times, promising to make the U.S. a global crypto capital and planning to establish a national Bitcoin reserve. These anticipated policies have increased market demand for Bitcoin, further pushing up prices.

Additionally, the monetary policy of the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) has also affected Bitcoin prices. Recently, the Fed has maintained low interest rate policies and continued quantitative easing, resulting in an increase in the supply of dollars and a relative decline in the dollar's value. Consequently, investors are seeking safe-haven assets, and Bitcoin's status as digital gold has been strengthened, attracting more capital inflow and driving prices higher.

Market analysts predict that Bitcoin prices are likely to continue rising. Bitcoin is expected to perform well in the fourth quarter of 2024, with the next major milestone being $100,000, which may be reached before the end of the year. Furthermore, analysts forecast that by 2025, Bitcoin could reach $200,000, mainly due to increased demand for hard assets and the successful launch of a spot Bitcoin ETF.

In summary, the U.S. election results and the Fed's monetary policy have jointly driven up Bitcoin prices. As the market's acceptance of cryptocurrencies increases and the policy environment supports it, the future price trend of Bitcoin is generally viewed positively.

However, currently at 76,000 points, the historical high is very likely to face a correction before rising again. Friends holding spot positions need not worry, but those holding contracts should set their take-profit and stop-loss levels appropriately.