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Bitcoin (BTC) surged past the $90,000 mark for the first time, capping off a volatile year with a powerful rally. Traders and institutional investors are betting on a New Year rebound, fueled by optimism around global rate cuts, a weakening US dollar, and renewed interest in crypto ETFs and blockchain innovation.

The rally marks a sharp reversal from mid-year lulls and regulatory uncertainty, as market sentiment turns positive heading into 2026. Analysts point to increased inflows into digital assets, broader macroeconomic shifts, and Bitcoin’s halving cycle as key drivers. The surge also reflects heightened retail and institutional participation, with some speculators forecasting new all-time highs in early 2026 if current momentum continues.

Beyond Bitcoin, Ethereum and other major altcoins also saw significant gains, riding on the same bullish wave. However, experts caution that the crypto market remains sensitive to interest rate decisions, inflation data, and global political stability.

While volatility remains a constant, Bitcoin’s new high signals renewed investor confidence and positions the asset class strongly as the new year begins.

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