#BTC重返10万
On January 6, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) returned to $100,000, and the market responded enthusiastically. This phenomenon is mainly attributed to two key factors: First, the United States resumed work after the holiday, market liquidity rebounded significantly, and a large amount of funds became active in the financial market again, pushing the price of BTC up. Secondly, the upcoming Trump power transfer on January 20 also brought uncertainty to the market. Driven by the need for risk aversion, investors chose Bitcoin as a priority option for asset allocation.
In addition, the limited supply of Bitcoin, coupled with the continued growth of institutional investors' demand for it, further strengthened market confidence. Against the backdrop of a complex and changing global economic environment, Bitcoin's role as "digital gold" has become more prominent. The market generally believes that this is not only a reflection of the short-term market, but may also indicate a further deepening of the Bitcoin bull market in 2025. Investors need to carefully assess the risks, but the prospects are worth looking forward to.