Bitcoin Soars Past $106K as Washington Deal Ignites Crypto Rally
Regulatory clarity fuels market frenzy—again.
Bitcoin's bull run isn't asking permission.
When DC politicians play nice, crypto traders win big. This week's surge proves Wall Street still can't decode the algorithm of decentralized momentum. The 'safe harbor' narrative gets another stress test—and for once, the infrastructure didn't collapse under its own hype. Just don't ask about next week's volatility.
Funny how these political breakthroughs always coincide with CEXs needing liquidity injections...
- BTC rallied 4.25%, reclaiming the $106K threshold after a volatile week of consolidation.
- ETH jumped 5.7% to $3,600, supported by strong network fundamentals. SOL climbed 5.2%, maintaining momentum from consistent ETF inflows.
- Total crypto market cap rose 4.1% to $3.57 trillion, marking the largest single-day increase since early October.
- U.S. Senate reached a bipartisan deal to end the seven-week federal government shutdown; reopening expected within days.
- Stimulus optimism grows as the White House finalizes the $2,000 “tariff dividend,” fueling risk-on sentiment.