Bitcoin at $100,000 is a historic point, at which various heroes are just preparing to make their entrance.
Remember the bull market from 2020 to 2022? After Bitcoin's sharp drop from $3,120, it started a bull market, rising from around $3,800 to nearly $70,000, with a peak of $69,198.
Many large companies and institutions entered the market at $30,000 to $50,000, and after entering, they have not made a 50% profit. What followed was the beginning of a bear market, leading to being trapped.
Following the $100,000 Bitcoin, a wave of fresh blood will surge into the market; just now, USDT continued to be issued on-chain, and the issuance reported last month on the Ethereum chain reached $3 billion.
This is the beginning of a bull market; in 2020, it also broke through high points and continued to issue more, starting a great bull run.
This round of increase is driven by multiple factors:
On one hand, Trump confirmed Paul Atkins as the chairman of the SEC, which injected positive news into the market;
On the other hand, the panic buying behavior triggered by the political situation in the United States has also contributed to the rise in Bitcoin prices to some extent.
In the field of cryptocurrency, Bitcoin breaking through $100,000 has long been anticipated. Previously, Trump's appointment decision first propelled the crypto market upwards, and within hours of the announcement, Bitcoin's rise exceeded 4%. Subsequently, changes in the U.S. political situation further assisted, making the breakthrough of the $100,000 barrier within reach.
The Bitcoin ecosystem must choose a target, and that must be STX, the only project with formal applications, and STX's strength cannot be underestimated.