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Why are cryptocurrencies rising again?
The cryptocurrency market is back on top. Bitcoin has crossed the $100,000 mark and remains above, while Ethereum has confidently settled above $2,200. But the most interesting aspect is not the prices, but what is driving this growth.
Firstly, institutional money is back in play. In recent weeks, spot Bitcoin ETFs have attracted over $5.3 billion. Major players no longer view crypto as speculation — it is now an asset class of "reliable" investments.
Secondly, a new political factor: the Trump administration is launching a strategic cryptocurrency reserve. Yes, the US is now officially accumulating BTC, ETH, and SOL. And this is not just PR — it is a signal that digital assets are no longer a "shadow sector," but a strategic resource.
And, of course, macroeconomics. The dollar is weakening, bond yields are declining. In such conditions, investors are flocking to places where they can preserve capital. And cryptocurrency once again appears as one of the best options.
But it's best to keep the euphoria in check. Yes, Standard Chartered is talking about $120K for BTC by summer, but volatility is still a factor. The market will test everyone — both bulls and bears.
