On February 12, Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency globally, hit an all-time high of $49,000. This happened after BNY Mellon became the latest firm to adopt cryptocurrencies. According to BNY Mellon, it will form a new
The world’s dominant cryptocurrency’s market capitalization hit $889 billion on Tuesday. It pushed Bitcoin above the value of Tesla. The current rally is longer limited to the dominant cryptocurrency as several altcoins have been boosting in
On Wednesday, the price of dominant cryptocurrency Bitcoin broke below the $46,000 level on profit booking. Meanwhile, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency resumed its winning momentum and increased to over $1,800 for the first time. As
On February 8, the most popular cryptocurrency price, Bitcoin, hit a lifetime high at $46,794. Documents from Tesla caused this. They revealed that the company had allocated 7.7% of its cross cash position to Bitcoin. According to
The world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, broke through the crucial level at $35,000 ad resumed rising over $40,000 on February 6. Bitcoin witnessed massive gains after MicroStragy’spitched the dominant cryptocurrency to more than 1,400 companies. The
After recovering from the recent short-term low, the world’s largest cryptocurrency witnessed a 15% rise over three days. Bitcoin (BTC) increased to$37,200 from $32,400. BTC has increased to over $38,000 after almost 21 days below this level.
According to Jesse Cohen, an analyst at major financial publication investing.com, the dominant cryptocurrency, Bitcoin is likely to reach $60,000 in the first half of 2021 amid the increasing mainstream adoption. Jesse Cohen says that
According to the latest news, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin hit the $36,000 level. It continued to recover from recent losses on the back of institutional demand. The dominant cryptocurrency traded in a wide range
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