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On January 20, Trump assumes the US presidency with promises favorable to the BTC industry.
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This week, inflation data will be released in the world’s main economic power.
Since it first surpassed $100,000, the price of bitcoin (BTC) has surprised investors, traders and analysts with its erratic behavior.
When it seemed that it was shooting towards $110,000, the price of the digital currency “collapsed” to return to 5 figures. And when it looked like it was going to lose the support at $90,000, it went up to $95,000.
What will happen this week with bitcoin? What can be expected in the market? In the current context, the only thing that can be said with certainty is that It will be a week of high volatility.
Looking at the bigger picture, it can be seen that bitcoin will run into factors that could drive its price rise and others that could drive declines.
It is very likely that market forces are in tension over the next few days and that The price of bitcoin has violent movements, both bullish and bearish.
Perhaps, the main macroeconomic data that impacts the market is the consumer price index (CPI) of the United States. It will be announced on Wednesday, January 15 and, whatever the result, will cause sharp movements in the price of bitcoin.
Let us remember that bitcoin, as explained in Cryptopedia (educational section of NoticiasVE) is usually greatly impacted by interest rate cuts in the United States. And inflation data is usually taken into account by the Federal Reserve (Fed) to determine these rates.
Yesterday, Sunday, January 12, financial specialist Beth Canova commented in her column in the WeissRatings newsletter:
«Although on Monday [de la semana pasada] bitcoin once again exceeded $100,000, its strength was short-lived. As I write this, it is again close to the $93,000 level. However, according to the ‘Crypto Timing Model‘from market cycle expert Juan Villaverde, time is running out for this cryptocurrency correction.’
Beth Canova, market analyst.
Canova points out that in the coming days “all eyes will be on the United States Federal Reserve and the People’s Bank of China.”
At the same time, on-chain metrics give warning signals. Glassnode, a Bitcoin and cryptocurrency analysis firm, explains that “the cost basis model of short-term bitcoin hodlers is crucial to gauging sentiment among new investors.” Analysts from this company add that “historically, this model has followed market lows during bullish cycles and has also distinguished bullish markets from bearish ones.”
And what does this model currently show? That short-term hodlers base cost is $88,135. Glassnode specialists comment that “if the price stabilizes below this level, it may indicate a weakening of confidence among new investors, which is usually a turning point in market trends.”
The “Donald Trump effect” will begin to be felt in bitcoin
To everything said above, we must add the fact that December 20in exactly 7 days, Donald Trump will assume the presidency of the United Stateswhich is the main economic power in the world.
For this second and final term, Trump has made numerous promises that, if realized, would greatly benefit the bitcoin and cryptocurrency industry.
Among these campaign promises are laws that favor the mining of digital assets and the creation of a strategic national reserve in bitcoin.
For these reasons, any statement made by the president-elect in the coming days could greatly influence the price of bitcoin.
The great expectation that there is about these promises is what leads many analysts to consider that bitcoin would be about to enter a “super bull cycle.” For the investor, analyst and influencer, Murad Mahmudov, for example, “the real bull run “It hasn’t even started.”

But… What would happen if Trump begins to give signs that he will not be able to fulfill some of these promises? The price of BTC and cryptocurrencies would probably plummet.
Bullish forecasts for 2025 remain valid
Beyond the high volatility that bitcoin may show during the current week (and probably during the coming weeks as well), with rises and falls of significant magnitude, in the medium and long term The bullish predictions that have been reported by NoticiasVE remain valid.
For analysts at the investment company Bernstein, bitcoin is destined to reach $200,000 this year.
The Argentine trading specialist, Iván Paz Chain, mentions that his projection is $140,000 per bitcoin in 2025.
Michael Saylor, president of MicroStrategy, believes that the digital currency will rise to $180,000 and then fall to approximately $140,000. That fall will cause “people to go crazy,” he anticipates.

The world-renowned author of personal finance books, Robert Kiyosaki, is also extremely optimistic about bitcoin, although pessimistic about the global economy in general. He is convinced that “a gigantic global crisis” is looming and recommends saving in gold, silver and bitcoin.
If these predictions are correct, bitcoin around $100,000 is still an “offer” price (of course, as long as you think about the medium and long term).
Therefore, strategies like DCA could be useful to acquire bitcoin at prices that would still be cheap.
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