Bitcoin Climbs Back to $92,000 Following Post-Election Volatility

The cryptocurrency market reacts to President-elect Trump's pro-crypto stance and potential regulatory shifts.

Bitcoin experienced its largest two-day drop since the U.S. election but has rebounded to $92,000.
Speculation surrounds Trump's plans to establish a U.S. Bitcoin reserve and create a crypto-friendly regulatory environment.
Analysts note the market's initial overreaction to Trump's election, with Bitcoin prices previously reaching a record high of $93,462.
Investors are cautious about inflation risks linked to potential trade tariffs and deficit spending under Trump's administration.
Crypto exchange-traded funds saw significant inflows post-election, though recent withdrawals suggest profit-taking by investors.