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Trump’s Bitcoin Reserve Plan Fuels Surge Past $90K, Eyes on $100K

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick’s revelation of President Trump’s plan for a massive U.S. Bitcoin reserve has significantly fueled Bitcoin’s recent surge past $90,000, as reported on March 5, 2025, amplifying investor optimism with credible policy backing from a pro-crypto administration.

If implemented, this reserve could legitimize Bitcoin as a strategic asset, potentially driving prices toward $100,000 or higher while prompting a more transparent regulatory framework from bodies like the SEC’s Crypto Task Force.

However, it may also marginalize altcoins, increase market volatility, and reshape global crypto dynamics, balancing innovation with potential economic risks.

Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget Research

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Textbook rollercoaster market, $300 billion disappears in a flash

Trump just did it again. We’ve got a wild story about how one man’s words can send shockwaves through the crypto market.

Tether’s new CFO will bring bigger transparency

Guys, let me tell you, Tether just made a power move. They brought in Simon McWilliams as their new Chief Financial Officer.

Australia says no to crypto reserves

While the world is noisy about strategic cryptocurrency reserves, Australia is taking a different path.

Ethereum Struggles as ETH/BTC Ratio Hits 4-Year Low—Can It Rebound?

Ethereum’s underperformance against Bitcoin, reflected in the ETH/BTC ratio hitting a four-year low, is driven by Bitcoin’s institutional dominance, Ethereum’s unclear narrative, weaker network activity, and a shift in speculative interest toward other altcoins.

This trend may persist in the near term as Bitcoin maintains its momentum and Ethereum faces competitive challenges.

3However, historical patterns suggest a potential rebound if catalysts such as regulatory clarity or technological upgrades emerge.

While general interest in Ethereum is waning and institutional adoption remains tepid, factors like a pro-crypto policy shift or staking enhancements could reignite enthusiasm by mid-2025.

Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget Research

Disclosure:This article does not contain investment advice or recommendations. Every investment and trading move involves risk, and readers should conduct their own research when making a decision.

Kriptoworld.com accepts no liability for any errors in the articles or for any financial loss resulting from incorrect information.

IMF puts the squeeze on El Salvador, and says no more Bitcoin for you

Listen up, the International Monetary Fund is cracking down on El Salvador’s Bitcoin ambitions.

Riot Platforms is the Bitcoin mining maverick that’s crushing it

Riot Platforms is on fire. The mining powerhouse just dropped some record-breaking numbers for 2024, as they revealed their revenue reports.

Trump’s team plays the crypto party cool

You gotta love the newest drama in the crypto world. David Sacks, Trump’s crypto czar, just spilled the beans and told he’s out of the crypto game.

Binance’s EU crackdown is coming for stablecoins

Binance is making some big moves in the EU, and if you’re trading there, you better pay attention.

Trump’s crypto gamble looks crazy, the US goes all-in?

President Trump just made a big move. He’s creating a US strategic crypto reserve, and it’s not just about Bitcoin and Ethereum anymore.