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Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) surged to a fresh weekly high of $122,026 on Wednesday before falling back below $121,000, capping a broad cryptocurrency market advance that lifted total capitalization to $4.189 trillion, according to CoinGecko data.

President Trump has announced a trade agreement with a long-time ally, pumping crypto prices, including Bitcoin, which had been struggling to return to $100,000 in recent weeks.

$USD1, World Liberty Financial's stablecoin, has become the fastest-rising stablecoin in terms of market cap, even as concerns remain around the DeFi venture's $WLFI token and listing on major exchanges.

Bitcoin is on track to hitting new record-highs this quarter and by the end of the year, an analyst projected Monday, especially as American investors continue to pull their money out of homegrown assets.

ProShares has received SEC approval to launch $XRP futures ETFs this week, and while they aren't spot products, the news appears to have helped pump the token's price overnight.

Bitcoin is on its way to $100,000, resuming the cryptocurrency's uptrend movement amid rising hopes for Trump's global trade war to ease up in the coming days.

Bitcoin saw a significant surge on Sunday night amid continuing anticipation for news regarding talks between the Trump White House and countries that saw hiked tariffs in recent weeks.

The crypto market saw a market-wide crash on April Fool's Day, but in the night, some altcoins surged dramatically to defy the downturn, including altcoins $SURE and $EOS.