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During his election campaign in 2024, President Donald Trump pledged to establish a Bitcoin Reserve, sparking ongoing speculation about if and when the U.S. government might formally add Bitcoin to its asset holdings. Since then, the conversation around a federally backed Bitcoin Reserve has gained traction, particularly as some states have adopted more crypto-friendly policies.

Metaplanet said it was the best-performing equity in 2024 out of 55,000 publicly listed companies.

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Bill Barhydt, CEO of Abra, has made bold predictions about Bitcoin and Ethereum, suggesting that Bitcoin could reach as high as $700,000 in the current cycle.

Bitcoin's price dropped below $100,000 on Feb. 4, as concerns over the global trade war between the United States and China affected market sentiment.

Felix Hartmann, founder of Hartmann Capital, believes the crypto market may be near a bottom, pointing to extended negative funding rates and bearish sentiment as indicators.

The renewed bearish signal on the key indicator is not an immediate threat to BTC, but Trump's tariff rhetoric could shake up the market.