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The price of Bitcoin is influenced by a complex set of factors, the most important of which are:

Fundamental factors:

1. Supply and demand: Bitcoin has a limited supply (only 21 million units), making it a rare asset.
2. Mining costs: Rising electricity and equipment costs affect the supply of new Bitcoin.
3. Institutional adoption: The entry of major companies and financial institutions into the market increases demand.
4. Government regulation: The stance of governments (ban/regulate/accept) affects trust and usage.

Market factors:

1. High volatility: A relatively small market making it more volatile.
2. News and media: Media coverage and tweets are influential (such as statements from Elon Musk).
3. Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation: Some investors consider it "digital gold" that preserves value.

Technical and political factors:

1. Network updates: Such as the Taproot update that improves privacy and efficiency.
2. Competition from cryptocurrencies: The emergence of competing currencies affects its market share.
3. Global economic environment: During periods of inflation or crises, some turn to Bitcoin as a safe haven.

Additional risks:

1. Exchange hacks: Hacking of trading platforms shakes investor confidence.
2. Seasonal volatility: Certain historical patterns at specific times of the year.

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