#BTC重返10万

On the evening of May 8, Bitcoin (BTC) surged strongly, returning to the $100,000 mark for the first time since January, climbing from an intraday low of $95,967, with an increase of 4.2%, closing at $100,530. This breakthrough quickly attracted significant attention from the global cryptocurrency market.

The factors behind this surge in BTC prices are diverse. On one hand, U.S. stocks have continued to rebound from their April lows, and global market risk sentiment has revived, increasing investors' willingness to allocate to risk assets. This positive sentiment has spread to the cryptocurrency sector. According to CoinGecko data, other major cryptocurrencies have also risen, driven by BTC, with Ethereum seeing an intraday increase of over 20%, and Dogecoin, Cardano, and Ripple also experiencing broad gains. On the other hand, institutional investors continue to enter the market, with companies like MicroStrategy continuously increasing their BTC holdings, injecting confidence into the market. Recently, governors of Arizona and New Hampshire signed a bill allowing the establishment of state-level Bitcoin reserves. Although no actual purchases have been made yet, it has greatly stimulated optimistic sentiment among investors.