Bitcoin Thursday hit its highest level since February and climbed to a height at a key level of $100,000.

According to Coin Metrics, the price of flagship cryptocurrencies lasted more than 4% to $100,801.04.

The move began overnight after Trump first mocked the announcement between the U.S. and the UK trade. Bitcoin jumped when Trump announced the trading framework as well as stocks and other risky assets.

"Bitcoin not only recovered $100,000 for the first time in three months, but it also reaffirmed its position as the ultimate rebound asset for the growth of U.S. trade deal prospects," said Antoni Trenchev, co-founder of Crypto Exchange Nexo.

Investors have begun to doubt the situation of the safe haven in the United States, and despite some positive comments from the Trump administration overseeing tariffs, they are still looking for clear trade policies. This uncertainty may be a boon for Bitcoin.

"Bitcoin's resilience is expected to be further tested in an uncertain and volatile global macro and geopolitical environment," Trechev said. "It's just an increase in tensions between India and Pakistan, which could escalate into a full-scale conflict. At the same time, we are not rushing to lower interest rates, and are equally concerned about unemployment and inflation."

He added: “Bitcoin is still supported by the professional Trump administration, as well as hunger buying from Spot-Etf investors…and its performance in 2025 compared to the U.S. stock benchmark, understanding its resilience and safe haven status.”

Stocks rose sharply, with the Dow Jones industrial average of nearly 400 points. Common cases and strategy Approximately 5% were obtained each.

Other cryptocurrencies are struggling to keep pace with Bitcoin this year. ether Jumped 12%, while tokens are bound to Solana 9% and 9% were obtained Dog Up 11%.

Since April 3, President Donald Trump has proposed the initial tariff policy, which rocked weeks and Bitcoin has grown by about 16%. Spot Gold earned over 6% during the same period S&P 500 It's flat.

Trenchev said unless Bitcoin surpasses the woods until January is about $109,350, and cryptocurrencies may be in trouble within post-election trading range (between $70,000 and $109,000).

He added: "Although one of the more powerful feats of Bitcoin must fall $100,000, it's a reminder that buying Peak Fear (which was all about $74,000 last month) could be very profitable."