Trump's crypto-friendly policies and institutional investments, like MicroStrategy's Bitcoin purchases, fuel optimism for further Bitcoin growth.

Bitcoin (BTC) has once again shattered its all-time high, reaching $93,826.60 in late trading, after a 3.33% rally within 24 hours. This surge follows a period of steady consolidation, marking another step in Bitcoin's consistent upward trajectory this November.

Specifically, the renewed push to $93,800 has been bolstered by a 7.31% rise in trading volume, now standing at $73.66 billion. With BTC entering active price discovery, the next peak remains unpredictable.

Following a previous CNF update on key Bitcoin metrics, it was recently suggested that an 'inevitable' 90% BTC price surge lies ahead. As shared in a recent tweet by Wintermute, it was noted that starting with a climb past $85,000, BTC quickly surpassed the psychological barrier of $91,000 before briefly retreating to $86,000 as some investors locked in profits.

Bitcoin's record-breaking performance has spilled over to the altcoin market. Ethereum (ETH) saw a 2.3% gain, trading at $3,132.50, while Solana (SOL) rose 3.03% to $244.28, nearing its all-time high of $260.

Other prominent altcoins like Cardano (ADA), Dogecoin (DOGE), and XRP have also posted gains. Despite this momentum, analysts believe the much-anticipated altcoin season is yet to begin, leaving room for even greater rallies across the board.

The recent rally is attributed to several factors, including Donald Trump's election victory and his promises to create a crypto-friendly regulatory environment. Institutional players like MicroStrategy continue to drive scarcity, evidenced by its recent acquisition of 51,780 BTC valued at $4.6 billion.

Additionally, inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs underscore the growing confidence in digital assets, positioning Bitcoin for further upward movement as the market remains in bullish territory.