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Bitcoin has reached an all-time high of $97,000, propelled by macroeconomic uncertainty, institutional adoption, and growing demand as a store of value. As it nears the $100K milestone, questions remain about the sustainability of this rally amidst market risks.

Bitcoin reserves on exchanges are shrinking as investors increasingly move their holdings to private wallets, signaling a shift toward long-term holding strategies. This trend is reshaping market dynamics, creating challenges for institutional and governmental acquisitions like the proposed U.S. Bitcoin reserve.

Peter Schiff, a prominent critic of Bitcoin, argues that its volatility and lack of intrinsic value make it a risky asset. While his views spark debate, Bitcoin’s continued adoption by financial institutions suggests a shifting perspective on its long-term potential.

The European Central Bank has proposed stringent regulations, or potentially a complete ban on Bitcoin in Europe, citing concerns over wealth inequality and societal divisions. This has sparked debate, with critics arguing the ECB misinterprets Bitcoin’s role in financial markets and underestimates its decentralized potential.

The world’s most traded stablecoin, Tether (USDT), is showing signs of strain, trading below its usual peg to the US dollar. Simultaneously, Bitcoin, which...