Bitcoin prices surged to an all-time high this week, exceeding $88,000, driven by a broader shift in investor sentiment away from the U.S. dollar. This trend aligns with gold’s record highs and stock market declines. The rise in Bitcoin could be attributed to investors seeking more stable assets amidst global economic uncertainty. President Trump’s outspoken criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has amplified this movement, as he demands immediate interest rate cuts and urges the Fed to abandon its policies. His attack on the U.S. dollar triggered a capital outflow from USD-based investments. This shift in investor behavior has seen Bitcoin attract significant inflows, particularly from foreign investors seeking alternative financial instruments. The market seems to be reacting to global uncertainties stemming from trade tensions with China and Japan, leading to an exodus from traditional assets like stocks.