And now we understand more clearly that, in the context of a robust U.S. economy, national funds will continue to flow into the United States, with most of them being directed towards the cryptocurrency market. Regarding the news: The elected president of the United States, Trump, expressed his support for the removal of the debt ceiling. Hut 8 surpassed Tesla, becoming the fourth publicly traded company that owns more than 10,000 BTC. MARA acquired 15,574 bitcoins, bringing its total to 44,394 BTC in its portfolio. BlackRock increased its position in bitcoin to over 550,000 units, with a market value exceeding 56 billion dollars. This demonstrates that U.S. capital is accelerating its entry into the cryptocurrency market. Many companies listed on the U.S. stock exchange and other large corporations are actively buying bitcoin. Furthermore, the volatility index of U.S. stocks (VIX) surged yesterday by 74%, marking its largest daily increase since February 2018, being the second highest in history. According to historical data, a significant increase in the VIX usually signals a local minimum point for bitcoin: For example, after the VIX surged by 116% in February 2018, bitcoin rose from $6,891 to over $11,000. In August 2024, after a 65% increase in the VIX, bitcoin rose from $54,000 to $64,000. Therefore, it is currently expected that the price of bitcoin will begin a new round of increases. In technical terms, bitcoin is adjusting above $100,000, and the 30-day moving average is the most important support in the short term. The current support is near $98,900, and it is expected that today it may retest this level.