#BTC approaches a new high after the China-Trump deal.

Amid political and economic ups and downs that generate volatility, Bitcoin remains stable above $100,000.

Talks between China and the United States held in London to reach an agreement that would ease the tensions caused by the tariff war kept the Bitcoin community on edge.

In this context, the price remained stable, then dangerously close to the all-time high reached recently after surpassing $110,000.

New inflation data in the United States and even rumors of Jerome Powell's possible departure from the Federal Reserve (FED) chairmanship generated positive expectations in the market. And although the price fell this Thursday, June 12, following the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East, Bitcoin's resilience keeps the digital currency afloat.

In terms of regulation, there are advances that point to the early approval of the stablecoin law in the United States, and Trump reinforces his promises to support the Bitcoin ecosystem. All this while the institutional frenzy continues and capital inflows into Bitcoin and Ether (ETH) ETFs are increasing.

At the regional level, there is progress in the adoption of USDT in Bolivia, and Guatemalan legislators are making progress in Bitcoin regulation, engaging in dialogue with the country's Central Bank to discuss a new bill.

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