"$BTC : The Correction That Never Came"

I was expecting BTC to revisit the 99,000–98,000 zone — based on technical signals, declining volume, and local overbought conditions. But the market took a different turn.

The surge to 111,000 was driven not only by financial factors but also by political ones:

Active political support for cryptocurrencies in the U.S., including the creation of a strategic BTC reserve;

The GENIUS Act, aiming to regulate stablecoins, which boosted investor confidence;

Massive institutional demand, with MicroStrategy increasing its BTC holdings and ETF inflows accelerating;

Improved global macroeconomic outlook and eased tensions in U.S.–China trade relations.

Whether this is good or bad for the crypto market long term — time will tell.

But one thing is clear: Bitcoin is no longer just a speculative asset. It's now a geopolitical instrument — and that changes the game.