US S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit new record highs... Bitcoin falls by 1%

Bitcoin fell by around 1% despite the New York Stock Exchange's major index hitting a new record high amid growing optimism over trade negotiations.
The news of the additional purchase of Bitcoin did not have any impact. As of 10 a.m. on the 1st, the domestic Bitcoin price was 145,925,000, down 1.61% from the same time the previous day.
At the same time, the overseas Bitcoin price on CoinMarketCap fell 1.2% from the same time the previous day to $107,419 (approximately $15.44 million).
As the price of Bitcoin continues to hover around the $100,000 mark, it is expected that it will have to surpass $109,000 to reach a new record high.
"Bitcoin is on track to become the largest cryptocurrency in the world," Michael van de Poppe, a crypto asset analyst, told Cointelegraph.
To continue rising, it must break through the key resistance level of $109,000,” he said. Prior to this, Bitcoin had already broken the $111,000 line on May 23.
The strategy has bought back Bitcoin again. Strategy founder Michael Saylor said he has bought 49,000 Bitcoins in the past week through X (formerly Twitter).
He revealed that he had purchased 80 Bitcoins, with an average price of $106,801.