#BTCRebound Bitcoin has recently risen to $91,713.49, up 5.01%, after breaking the $90,000 mark for the first time since March. This surge comes amid global market shifts influenced by U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade policies. Analysts suggest Bitcoin may soon test the $100,000 level again, though bearish resistance could emerge at that key price point. Meanwhile, some experts, like Arthur Hayes of BitMEX, predict Bitcoin could hit $1 million by 2028, driven by institutional adoption and ETF inflows.Market Trends and Altcoins: The broader crypto market cap has surpassed $3 trillion, with Bitcoin leading the charge. Altcoins like Solana (SOL) are stabilizing around $149, supported by its 50-day EMA, with its stablecoin market cap reaching $13 billion. HIVE surged 65% in the past 24 hours, currently priced at $0.628. However, memecoins like PEPE saw a 7% swing, while TRUMP is expected to rise 15%. BlockDAG is also gaining attention, doubling stakes with a $223M presale.Regulatory Developments: The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is set to ban retail investors from using credit cards to buy crypto and restrict access to crypto lending products, aiming to enhance consumer protection as crypto regulation begins. In the EU, new AML rules will ban anonymous crypto accounts and privacy coins like Monero and Zcash starting in 2027. In the U.S., the Federal Reserve has eased restrictions on banks’ crypto activities, potentially allowing more banks to support Bitcoin services, a move celebrated by figures like Michael Saylor.Institutional Moves: Strategy (MicroStrategy) filed to raise $84B via preferred stock sales to fund further Bitcoin purchases, aiming to expand its 530K BTC holdings. Abu Dhabi’s MGX is investing $2 billion in Binance using a Trump family firm’s stablecoin, signaling deeper Gulf investment in crypto. BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF saw the second-largest inflow since its January launch, despite a 66% rise in crypto fraud losses ($9.3B in 2024).Scams and Security: Scammers are shifting tactics, targeting legitimate crypto communities with fake Telegram bots like OfficiaISafeguardRobot, using social engineering to lure victims. Hong Kong police dismantled a deepfake crypto scam involving 34 million yuan. Users are urged to stay vigilant.Innovations and Partnerships: Visa and Bridge are partnering to offer stablecoin-linked cards in Latin America, enabling everyday crypto purchases. Coinbase and PayPal have expanded their alliance to boost PYUSD stablecoin usage, waiving fees and allowing direct USD redemptions. Mastercard also partnered with OKX to launch a crypto card supporting stablecoin payments.These updates reflect a dynamic crypto landscape with significant price action, regulatory shifts, and growing institutional involvement, though risks like scams and volatility remain prevalent.