Bitcoin’s Next 100 Days: Bullish Momentum Amid Trump’s Pro-Crypto Policies
After falling 10.38% during President Donald Trump’s first 100 days back in office, Bitcoin is showing strong signs of a comeback — and analysts are watching closely.
The leading cryptocurrency is currently hovering near $94,900, clawing back losses on the heels of pro-crypto policy shifts from the Trump administration. A major highlight: the creation of a U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, signaling institutional-level adoption of Bitcoin as a national asset.
With the White House pushing back against a central bank digital currency (CBDC) and fast-tracking regulatory clarity for crypto businesses, market sentiment has shifted decisively bullish.
What’s Next?
- Standard Chartered sees Bitcoin hitting $120,000 by mid-year.
- Blockware Solutions has a $225,000 target for 2025.
- Digital Chamber predicts a potential peak of $800,000, if macroeconomic conditions align.
Technically, Bitcoin has broken out of a months-long downtrend and is now above its 200-day moving average — a historically bullish signal.
Bottom Line: Trump’s second 100 days could mark a historic turning point for Bitcoin, with policy, tech, and sentiment finally aligning.
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