Bitcoin breaches $94,000 for the first time, record all-time high

Bitcoin reached a record high of over $94,000, fueled by reports of Donald Trump’s media company considering a purchase of crypto firm Bakkt. The cryptocurrency market value surpassed $3 trillion, driven by optimism surrounding Trump’s administration and new trading opportunities.

Bitcoin reached a record high of over $94,000, fueled by reports of Donald Trump’s media company considering a purchase of crypto firm Bakkt.(Pexels)

Bitcoin has hit a record all-time high above $94,000 for the first time amid reports that US President-elect Donald Trump’s social media company was in talks to buy crypto trading firm Bakkt, Reuters reported on November 20.

The reports fuelled hopes that Trump’s second time in the White House will bring a crypto-friendly administration, it added.

Record High Milestone

The world’s biggest cryptocurrency has more than doubled through 2024. It hit the record $94,078 milestone just at the end of the previous session, before paring to $92,104 in Asia early on November 20.

Speaking to Livemint, Edul Patel, Co-founder and CEO of Mudrex also credited the debut of the first Bitcoin ETF option for the price hike.

 “BlackRock’s Option saw a record $1.9 billion in trading volume on its first day, fueling Bitcoin’s price rally. However, profit-taking following the peak has pulled BTC back to its current level of $92,000. Meanwhile, escalating Ukraine-Russia tensions have put investors in a cautious mode. Bitcoin now faces resistance at $94,600, with support holding steady at $90,400,” he added.

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