According to the Shahr-e-Bourse, Bitcoin’s price climbed above $91,000. Contrary to rumors, the jump was not related to the possible release of documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein. The real trigger was optimistic comments made by Michael Saylor during a live TV interview.

Saylor described Bitcoin’s recent decline as “completely normal” and said that, based on previous cycles, the cryptocurrency could reach a new all-time high. His remarks restored confidence in the market, leading major players and institutional investors to return and increase buying pressure.

In addition, Natalie Brunell, host of Coin Stories, called Bitcoin a “100-year investment” and pointed out that it has always recovered strongly after major crashes. Her message helped rebuild trust among retail investors and encouraged more cautious participants to reenter the market.

As a result of these shifts in sentiment and renewed buying activity, the overall crypto market saw a 2% growth, and many investors are now optimistic about a potential new bull run for Bitcoin and altcoins in the coming months.