Several significant developments in the cryptocurrency and Bitcoin industry have made recent news. Among the most prominent is Texas' concerns about how Bitcoin mining operations could potentially overtax the state's power grid, causing it to crash. Concurrently, Bitcoin mining is already blamed for increasing energy prices. However, the negative impacts could be mitigated with the help of AI.
Meanwhile, German state is being forced to sell its Bitcoin due to a lack of other options. MicroStrategy is also engaging in a stock split four months after the Bitcoin peak while Donald Trump plans to speak at a Bitcoin conference, a move lauded by a former Biden advisor. Speculation arise that several variable factors could propel Bitcoin to hit $100,000 by the end of the year. Technically, BTC needs to break its current downtrend before a significant price rally.
In Germany, the government's significant Bitcoin holdings, estimated around $2 billion, are causing jitters among cryptocurrency investors. A final wave of BTC sales is anticipated, potentially affecting cryptocurrency prices. On another note, Bitcoin waits for cues from U.S. inflation data and the bond market. Lastly, the City of Santa Monica announced plans to open a Bitcoin office, adding to the cryptocurrency's institutional interest.
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