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Bitcoin price climbed back toward $90,000 today after U.S. President Donald Trump took a softer tone on Greenland, easing fears of a conflict that had weighed on markets earlier in the week.
BTC rose more than 2% from its session low, briefly hitting $90,500 before stabilizing. The move followed Trump’s speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, where he said the U.S. would seek negotiations over Greenland and would not use force.
“This will not be a threat to NATO,” Trump said. Markets reacted positively after Trump also confirmed that tariffs planned for February 1 would be delayed following talks with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.
As risk sentiment improved, gold pulled back from record highs, while Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies recovered part of their losses.
Bitcoin sentiment got another lift after President Donald Trump reiterated support for crypto regulation. Speaking in Davos, he said the U.S. is close to passing clear rules for digital assets.
“Congress is working very hard on crypto market structure legislation — Bitcoin, all of them — which I hope to sign very soon,” Trump said, adding that the goal is to keep the U.S. as the “crypto capital of the world.”
These comments helped support Bitcoin’s rebound as holders weighed improving regulatory clarity alongside easing geopolitical tensions.
ARKInvest CEO Cathie Wood added to the positive outlook, saying Bitcoin is likely close to finishing its current four-year down cycle. She described the recent pullback as the shallowest four-year decline in Bitcoin’s history.
Wood said Bitcoin could still retest the $80,000–$90,000 range but expects support to hold before the next leg higher. “And then we’re off again,” she said.
For now, Bitcoin’s move back toward $90,000 appears driven more by easing geopolitical pressure than a confirmed trend reversal. Whether the rally holds may depend on broader market follow-through, and how long the current political calm lasts.
As Bitcoin stabilizes and market confidence improves, some are shifting focus to smaller altcoins with higher upside potential. One project attracting attention is Minotaurus (MTAUR).
MTAUR sells around 0.00012642 USDT, meaning 10,000 tokens cost about 1.26 USDT. This low price allows many to get large token exposure with relatively small amounts of capital, which is attracting interest.
That interest has grown after MTAUR rose about 215%, climbing from 0.00004 USDT to its current range while many larger assets struggled. On-chain data shows deposits of roughly 3.07 million USDT, suggesting steady participation.
With an estimated valuation of 5.6 million, Minotaurus remains an early-stage project. A move into the hundreds of millions in valuation would represent major growth from current levels and benefit earlier participants.
Minotaurus has completed a Coinsult Proof of Assets review. The audit showed no outbound transactions from the project’s designated wallet during a 549-day accumulation period. As of December 18, 2025, on-chain holdings totaled 2.73 million USDT, providing a clear transparency benchmark.
The project is entering an important phase, with ecosystem growth, completed audits, and planned exchange listings expected to increase visibility.
While major assets like Bitcoin and XRP still anchor long-term strategies, some holders are exploring early-stage projects with higher opportunities. As with XRP holdings, there’s no single “right” approach—the best strategy depends on individual goals, with diversification playing an increasing role. To get early exposure to MTAUR, you can visit the official website.
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