Bitcoin rises above $90,000 for the first time in a week amid growing market optimism

Bitcoin has surpassed the $90,000 mark for the first time in almost a week, recovering after more than a month of decline, analysts report. The digital asset’s growth occurred amid a rise in risky assets and reduced volatility, giving traders room to re-establish positions. This is reported by Bloomberg, writes UNN.

DetailsThis dynamic was supported by signals from the options market and an inflow of funds into BlackRock’s US Bitcoin exchange-traded fund, which broke a series of redemptions. Market liquidity remains low ahead of Thanksgiving, but reduced volatility and the absence of forced selling allow bulls to test new levels.

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It is likely that the sharp nature of this move is due to the holiday market. Essentially, there is less liquidity now, which means it takes much less to move the dial

– explained Adam McCarthy, an analyst at Kaiko.

Despite a 36% drop from its record peak in early October, implied volatility remains moderate, indicating the token’s institutionalization and a change in risk transfer mechanisms.

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According to Bloomberg Intelligence, inflows into Bitcoin exchange-traded funds amounted to about $130 million on Tuesday, while in November, investors withdrew almost $3.6 billion from 12 US ETFs, which was the largest monthly outflow since the launch of such products.

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