
Bitcoin's price fluctuated between 90,000 and 95,000 amid mixed influences from US inflation data and geopolitical tensions. Following steady December inflation at 2.7%, Bitcoin briefly surged above 92,000, supported by expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts. However, former President Trump's announcement of a 25% tariff on countries trading with Iran introduced uncertainty, causing a pullback toward 90,000. Rising geopolitical concerns and safe-haven demand later propelled Bitcoin near 95,000, alongside gains in Ethereum and major altcoins, with analysts noting easing selling pressure and improved market liquidity.
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