Tuesday, June 24, 2025

Bitcoin Soars Past $93K: Trump’s Win Fuels Crypto Frenzy

Reuters

Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency, surged to a historic high of $93,000 on Wednesday, following the election victory of former U.S. President Donald Trump. Investors are optimistic that President Trump’s economic policies will stimulate inflation, thereby enhancing Bitcoin’s appeal as a store of value. / Reuters

Bitcoin surged to a record-breaking $93,469.08 on Wednesday, following the election victory of former U.S. President Donald Trump, a long-time supporter of the cryptocurrency. Bitcoin’s meteoric rise reflects growing optimism among investors, who are betting that Trump’s economic policies will drive inflation, increasing Bitcoin’s appeal as a store of value.

The spike in Bitcoin’s price came after the U.S. Department of Labor released the October Consumer Price Index (CPI), which met market expectations. This data has led analysts to predict that the Federal Reserve will maintain its current interest rate trajectory, providing additional support for risk assets like Bitcoin.

The combination of Trump’s pro-cryptocurrency stance and the ongoing flow of investments into risk assets, buoyed by expectations of continued Federal Reserve rate cuts, has amplified Bitcoin’s appeal. The cryptocurrency’s rally above $93,000 marks a new all-time high and highlights Bitcoin’s increasing role as a hedge against inflation.  

Even if the Federal Reserve decides to pivot and implement aggressive rate hikes in response to rising inflation, Bitcoin’s prospects remain strong. If inflation persists, Bitcoin’s role as a store of value—offering a fixed worth—will be further solidified. 

Looking ahead, analysts believe that as fiscal deficits rise under a potential second Trump administration, Bitcoin’s value will continue to grow, further driving its upward momentum. Investors see the cryptocurrency as a safe haven in an uncertain economic environment.

In addition to Bitcoin’s gains, Dogecoin, a cryptocurrency closely associated with Elon Musk, also saw significant growth on the same day. Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has been named to lead Trump’s newly established Department of Government Efficiency. The news of Musk’s appointment sent Dogecoin prices soaring, with the cryptocurrency surging by more than 150% following the November 5 election.

Dogecoin outpaced Bitcoin in terms of percentage gains, with its value increasing nearly 20% immediately following the announcement of Musk’s new role. After briefly surpassing $0.43, Dogecoin’s gains moderated, and as of 11:48 AM ET, the cryptocurrency was trading at $0.42—still up by nearly 9% from the previous 24-hour period.  

Musk, who affectionately refers to himself as the father of Dogecoin, also humorously dubbed the new Department of Government Efficiency as D.O.G.E. (a nod to the popular cryptocurrency).

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