Michael van de Poppe, founder of MN Trading Capital, stated that Bitcoin's return to the $100,000 mark may not require a new market narrative; the narrative will naturally emerge as prices rise. He pointed out that the market's focus has shifted to areas like AI, putting relative pressure on Bitcoin's short-term performance. However, from a mathematical and statistical perspective, the current price range still possesses accumulation value. Data shows that Bitcoin has not reached the $100,000 mark for nearly five months, with the price rebounding from a low of approximately $60,000 in February to approximately $78,000, a 30-day increase of about 14.49%. The market is generally focused on potential catalysts such as the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy, regulatory developments, and inflows into Bitcoin spot ETFs. However, some believe that even if the US CLARITY Act is passed, its direct impact on Bitcoin's price will be limited. (Cointelegraph)