Bitcoin hits new high, but remains at $105,000 despite slight decline in gains

Bitcoin (BTC), which hit a new high on the morning of the 16th, has since fallen slightly, but is still maintaining the 151 million won (approximately 16.17 million yen) range, reported News 1.
At 2:50 p.m. on the same day, the price of Bitcoin in South Korea based on Bithumb was 151,197,000 won (approximately 16,190,000 yen), up 3.06% from the same time the previous day.
At the same time, the price of overseas Bitcoin based on CoinMarketCap rose 2.84% from the same time the previous day to $105,011 (approximately 16.14 million yen).
That morning, Bitcoin surpassed 106,400 dollars (approximately 16.36 million yen) and was traded at 152.6 million won (approximately 16.36 million yen) in South Korea.
The momentum of the rise was influenced by the prospect that US President-elect Donald Trump may make Bitcoin a strategic reserve asset from his "first day in office."
In addition, there are also expectations for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in December. According to foreign media such as Cointelegraph, on the 15th (local time), Strike founder Jared Kushner
Jack Mallers appeared on a podcast and said, “President-elect Donald Trump will issue an executive order on his first day in office to stockpile Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset.”
"There is a possibility that a decree will be issued," he said.