Positive Macro News Pushes Bitcoin Toward $105K Over the Weekend.

Crypto Rally Continues with Positive Global Developments and Trump’s Trade Talk Announcement

The bullish crypto market trend continued into the weekend, powered by a series of positive macroeconomic updates and global news.

A key driver of the momentum was a Truth Social post by former President Donald Trump, providing an optimistic update on ongoing U.S.-China trade talks. Trump described the meeting as highly productive, stating, “A very good meeting today, many things discussed, much agreed to,” and further praised the talks as a “total reset negotiated in a friendly, but constructive, manner.” Trump highlighted the aim of fostering greater access for American businesses in China, calling the progress “GREAT.”

Alongside the trade talk news, Trump announced a “full and immediate” ceasefire between India and Pakistan, signaling a de-escalation in their tense conflict and further easing geopolitical concerns.

Adding to the positive developments, Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed openness for “serious talks” with Ukraine, proposing discussions in Turkey next week without preconditions, sparking hopes of a potential resolution in the ongoing war.

These developments helped fuel a continued rally in the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin (BTC) climbing above $105,000, marking a 1.5% increase in the past 24 hours. Ethereum (ETH) outperformed, rising 7.7% in the same period, continuing its upward trend.

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