Highlights:
- Bitcoin’s market cap surpasses silver, becoming the world’s eighth-largest asset, reflecting strong market growth.
- Institutional demand and ETF inflows drive Bitcoin’s rally, supported by favorable macroeconomic and political factors.
- Bhutan’s $1 billion Bitcoin reserve underscores global competition and rising confidence in digital assets.
Bitcoin eyes $90K as it continues its upward momentum. Polymarket predictions show strong sentiment. About 74% of participants believe Bitcoin will reach $95,000 this month, while 37% expect it to hit $105,000.This surge is driven by favorable economic conditions and market changes following Donald Trump’s 2024 election win.
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Institutional Demand Fuels Bitcoin’s Market Rally and Growth
During the past 24 hours, Bitcoin traded between $86,000 and $89,000 before stabilizing near $89,000. Trading volume surged to $145.68 billion, marking an 86.71% increase. The cryptocurrency’s market cap rose by 9.89%, reaching $1.77 trillion.
A recent wave of institutional involvement is also visible in the Bitcoin price surge. Its BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT)ETF, with an asset base of around $1 billion, recently traded $4.5 billion worth of shares on November 11 to suggest large-scale investors’ interest. This has been backed by higher inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs. The additional boost has come from the U.S. Federal Reserve, which cut the interest rate by 25 points, and Donald Trump’s positive stance towards cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin’s Market Influence Grows as Ethereum Eyes $4K Surge
Bitcoin’s market cap now exceeds silver’s, which dropped to $1.732 trillion following a 6.24% decline last week. This achievement makes Bitcoin the world’s eighth-largest asset, placing it ahead of silver and behind industry giants such as gold, valued at $14.7 trillion, and leading tech companies like Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon.
BREAKING: #Bitcoin's Market Cap Has Surpassed Silver's. BTC Is Now the 8th Largest Asset by Market Valuation Globally. pic.twitter.com/RYFsOowgrw
— Bitcoin.com News (@BTCTN) November 11, 2024
The rise of Bitcoin has spurred international interest and competition as nations aim to increase their Bitcoin holdings. Bhutan’s $1 billion Bitcoin reserve highlights the growing global competition to benefit from digital assets. Bitcoin eyes $90K with confidence as economic factors, political changes, and institutional support reshape the market landscape.
This upward trend shows that most investors are gaining confidence in it and further underlines that bitcoin is fast becoming influential in determining the direction of financial markets. For this reason, Bitcoin has positioned itself nicely as more and more people look to invest in digital assets.
Moreover, Ethereum (ETH), the second-largest digital asset, may soon rally past $4,000, driven by expectations of favorable U.S. regulatory changes under President Trump. Optimism stems from his pro-crypto stance, which has boosted institutional demand for Ethereum and other major altcoins. With rising inflows into Ethereum ETFs and growing market support, many believe ETH could surge, potentially surpassing its previous all-time high of $4,800.
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