We can also remember certain factors like:
Halving year
That covid-19 couldn't stop bitcoin
And that also, this is the end of the year.
With the third factor, we can see alot of demand and supply in the end of the year. So this can cause any commodity to increase in value.
Yeah, true. This year's halving has been a major catalyst for the recent price growth of Bitcoin. People have to terms with the fact that there would be less amount of new Bitcoins coming in with each passing day. Another thing I want to add that Bitcoin price has historically increased towards the end of the year just like the one we have now.
Many had FOMO because of so many institutional money flowing it, Paypal, MicroStrategy and others.
And then we have the effect of halving as well, as the supply will drop in half, so theoretically post-halving will have a big impact on the price as we have seen right now.
And then covid-19 might have push some rich people to hedge their wealth into BTC. So there's no single factors, its a cumulative effect.
This year, we saw more institutional money flowing into Bitcoin that never before. All this came right after the halving event.