Bitcoin breaks $100K, surging nearly 4% on December 11.
Stablecoin market capitalization exceeds $200 billion, boosting liquidity.
U.S. inflation data sparks optimism, fueling institutional demand for Bitcoin.
Bitcoin (BTC) broke through the $100,000 mark on December 11th, rising nearly 4%. Market experts attribute the rebound to positive macroeconomic data from the U.S. and bullish sentiment in the crypto market. Adding to this momentum is the growth of stablecoins, that have now surpassed the $200 billion market cap, fueling the rally.
The surge followed November’s U.S. inflation data, which aligned with expectations and sparked optimism about the Federal Reserve’s policy shift. Market analysts believe this strengthened institutional interest in Bitcoin, pushing its price beyond the psychological $100K barrier.
As trading volumes soared, BTC’s market dominance climbed to 54%, its highest since early 2021. The $200 billion stablecoin market capitalization shows the crypto ecosystem’s maturity and resilience.
This rally has reignited discussions about Bitcoin’s future potential, with predictions of further upward momentum if economic conditions rema…
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