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Bitcoin Price Eyes $100K in Q2 as Strategy Buying and Stablecoin Trends Turn Bullish
Bitcoin is gaining momentum again, with market analysts pointing to growing institutional demand and shifting crypto liquidity as signs that BTC could move toward the $100,000 mark before the end of the second quarter.

Bitcoin is gaining momentum again, with market analysts pointing to growing institutional demand and shifting crypto liquidity as signs that BTC could move toward the $100,000 mark before the end of the second quarter.
A key driver is the renewed buying power of Strategy, the company led by Bitcoin supporter Michael Saylor. Strategy’s preferred stock, STRC, recently climbed back above its important $100 par value, reopening a funding channel that may allow the firm to purchase more Bitcoin.

Current estimates suggest the company could buy around 3,100 BTC in just a few days. Since February, Strategy has already added more than 101,000 BTC to its reserves, pushing total holdings close to 819,000 Bitcoin.

Stablecoin Dominance Signals Capital Returning to Bitcoin
Another positive sign comes from falling stablecoin dominance. When the market share of USDT and USDC declines, it often signals investors are moving funds from stablecoins into assets like Bitcoin.

Historical trends show that major drops in stablecoin dominance have often been followed by strong Bitcoin rallies, strengthening expectations for a possible move toward $100,000 in Q2.
At the time of reporting $BTC drops below $80k .

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