Bitcoin Sees Renewed Volatility in Absence of Immediate Crypto Actions Under Trump — Market Talk

The absence of immediate cryptocurrency executive actions from the Trump administration has led to renewed volatility in bitcoin, Hargreaves Lansdown analyst Susannah Streeter says in a note. However, bitcoin remains firm and is up more than 50% since Donald Trump's presidential election victory in November on hopes that he will soon start laying out plans for a bitcoin reserve fund and other targeted support, she says. Bitcoin falls 1.8% to $104,766, having reached a record high of $109,071 on Monday, according to LSEG. ([email protected])