As the dust is settling for markets after a week of wild market swings, the fallout for cryptos is mixed. Bitcoin was trading up 1.3% early Thursday to $98,700, now fully recovered from Monday’s selloff—during which it plummeted to a seven-day low of $91,

Standard Chartered predicts Donald Trump’s administration will push Bitcoin to $500,000—closing in on gold’s market cap in the process.

Bitcoin mining firms turn to financial tools like hashrate derivatives to stabilize income and support operational growth.

The uncertainty plaguing markets could weigh on the largest cryptocurrency, with investors likely to pivot away from riskier assets.