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The recent Bitcoin surge has caught personal finance advisors unwilling to adopt Bitcoin and other digital assets off-guard.

Bitcoin (BTC) has recently experienced a massive surge, rising over 39% since November 5th to reach a new record high of $93,250 on Wednesday.

TradingKey - Bitcoin, and cryptocurrencies more broadly, have had an impressive run over the past month. That has been driven by a surge of buying in the run up to, and the aftermath of, the US presidential election.

Bitcoin (BTC) recently reached a new all-time high (ATH) of $93,477, as the leading digital asset inches closer to the highly anticipated $100,000 target. Notably, the ongoing price rally has seen relatively muted profit-taking, fueling hopes that BTC has further room to surge.

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The massive Bitcoin (BTC) rally following Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election is beginning to show signs of slowing down, particularly in the derivatives market, as evidenced by the leading digital asset’s retreat below the $90,000 mark on Thursday. 

The Bitcoin price has soared to a new all-time high, driven by the bullish sentiment generated by the Donald Trump effect following the just-concluded US Presidential elections.

Bitcoin is down to $88,000 after reaching its ATH at $93,000 a day before. 

Michael Novogratz expressed skepticism regarding the likelihood of the United States establishing a Bitcoin strategic reserve, a proposal put forth by President-elect Donald Trump. 

Bitcoin has continued with its strong bullish momentum, trading at highs that have never before been seen. Today, the asset has achieved a new all-time high of roughly $93,477.

Bitcoin price started a fresh increase above the $88,000 level. BTC cleared the $90,000 resistance and traded to a new all-time high. It posted a high at $93,435 and is currently consolidating gains.

Bitcoin is on a tear. Earlier, it crossed $93,000 for the first time in history, spiking up over 3% and setting a new record at $93,469.08.

Bitcoin (BTC) price extends its decline for a second consecutive day on Wednesday, trading slightly down at around $87,600 after a 30% surge since November 5 pushed BTC to a new all-time high at $89,940.

As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to assume office on January 20, there is growing anticipation regarding how his administration will influence the cryptocurrency sector. 

Bitcoin has been on a major upward trajectory, recently hitting an all-time high (ATH) of above $89,000. As this milestone was crossed, a notable trend emerged with short-term holders transferring their holdings to major exchanges, particularly Binance.

Bitcoin (BTC) has performed remarkably over the past week, surging 30% since the November 5 US election.

As we glide into the holiday season with the presidential poll freshly in the past, cryptocurrencies are benefiting from an unprecedented set of tailwinds.

The Bitcoin price has finally broken out of resistance and is on a journey to the $320,000 threshold, according to a crypto analyst.

TradingKey - Since the U.S. election on November 5, Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency, has surged approximately 28%, reaching an all-time high of $89,884 in the early hours of Tuesday, Eastern Time.

Bitcoin (BTC) has been on an all-time-high (ATH) run following the election victory of the Republican US presidential candidate Donald Trump.