According to analysts, there are three strong reasons why Bitcoin not only broke the $100,000 mark but may remain above it in the long run.

First, governments around the world are showing increasing interest in creating strategic reserves in cryptocurrency. For instance, U.S. President Donald Trump signed an order to develop a Bitcoin reserve, and Latvia may include it in its pension system. Japan, the Czech Republic, and Russia are also exploring similar steps. This could reduce the available supply of coins and support their price.

Second, cities are becoming potential buyers. Panama City has officially decided to create a municipal Bitcoin reserve to protect against inflation. Hong Kong and New York are still in the discussion phase, but the fact that major cities are considering buying Bitcoin at its current price suggests that this level could remain supported in the future.

Finally, Bitcoin treasury companies are entering the market — their business model is based on buying and holding Bitcoin. The largest among them, Strategy, holds nearly $60 billion worth of BTC. These companies not only remove coins from circulation but also tend to avoid selling, to protect their market capitalization.

Given these trends, Bitcoin may indeed hold above $100,000. And that gives investors a solid reason for optimism.