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Bitcoin's Decline and Its Impact on the Crypto Market

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


Bitcoin is once again facing challenging times, showing a decline contrary to investor expectations following President Trump's inauguration.

The Trump Factor

Bitcoin enthusiasts were hopeful for positive changes in the crypto market during Trump's second term. However, his inaugural speech lacked mentions of digital assets, disappointing investors and leading to sell-offs. Additionally, the emergence of meme coins 'Official Trump' and 'Melania', which initially garnered attention, quickly devalued.

Economic Crosswinds

Robust economic data from the U.S. played a dual role: reassuring confidence in traditional markets while diverting capital from riskier assets like cryptocurrencies.

Glimmers of Hope

Despite the challenges, Bitcoin remains above $100,000—a level once deemed unlikely. Optimism persists as figures like Larry Fink predict significant future growth.

Currently, the crypto market is undergoing a critical phase. Despite short-term fluctuations, the community believes these changes are part of the market's natural dynamics.

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