Bitcoin Eyes $100K Amid Perfect Storm of Catalysts

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Market Summary 

Bitcoin surged to an unprecedented $99,000 Thursday, marking a spectacular 45% rally in the two weeks following Trump's election victory. The cryptocurrency's momentum has been supercharged by a trio of developments: SEC Chair Gary Gensler's announced departure, the formation of Trump's crypto council, and a groundbreaking proposal from Senator Lummis to convert Federal Reserve gold certificates into a strategic bitcoin reserve.

The evolving narrative has transformed market sentiment, with previously ambitious $100,000 price targets now viewed as conservative. Institutional interest continues to surge through ETF demand, while major crypto players including Coinbase and Binance executives engage with Trump's transition team regarding a potential "crypto czar" position. The dramatic shift in regulatory outlook, coupled with mainstream adoption, has even prompted Charles Schwab's incoming CEO Rick Wurster to admit regret over missing the crypto boom.

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Price Action

• Bitcoin: $99,000 (ATH)

• 2-Week Gain: ▲ 45%

• Post-Election Rally: Parabolic trend

Key Catalysts

1. Leadership Changes

   • Gensler's January 20 resignation

   • Trump's crypto-friendly stance

2. Policy Developments

   • Proposed White House crypto council

   • Potential "crypto czar" position

3. Strategic Initiative

   • Sen. Lummis's gold-to-bitcoin proposal

   • 20-year stockpile strategy

Market Sentiment "I have not bought crypto, and now I feel silly."

• Rick Wurster, Incoming Charles Schwab CEO

Follow our coverage as Bitcoin approaches the historic $100,000 milestone.