#BTCBreaksATH

During Donald Trump's inauguration in January 2017, Bitcoin (BTC) was beginning to gain prominence as an alternative to the traditional financial system. At the time, BTC was seen as a volatile asset, but attractive to investors looking for protection against inflation and political uncertainty. The inauguration event sparked discussions about the future of digital currencies, especially in a changing political landscape. Since then, Bitcoin has experienced incredible appreciation and increased acceptance in the global financial market, but the relationship between political events and their impact on BTC's price continues to be a topic of debate among economists and investors.

What will happen now?