Some experts are focusing on data indicating that Bitcoin could hit all-time highs faster than most investors expect. The main factors indicating the likelihood of such a scenario are: massive position liquidations, which played a role in Bitcoin's return to the $95,000 mark; Bitcoin's weakening correlation with the stock market, emphasizing its growing independence and the optimistic stance of institutional investors.Bitcoin has shown resilience, holding near a two-month high around the $94,000 mark. This rise followed signals from the Trump administration about a possible reduction in import tariffs, as well as strong corporate reporting.