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Since the U.S. presidential election, the crypto market capitalisation has increased by more than $1 trillion, a review of trading data showed.
The bitcoin price tested $94,000 before the world’s largest cryptocurrency retreat on improved sentiment. This first time trading level of $94,000 happened after a report that Donald Trump’s social media company was in talks to buy crypto trading firm Bakkt.
The unending cryptocurrency market took a new turn as the price of Bitcoin has now crossed $91,400, trading data on.
Bitcoin price is trading above $90,000 early on Thursday across cryptocurrency exchanges over swinging trading patterns post U.S election victory. The largest cryptocurrency has since the U.S election gained 30% as retail investors continue to take position on Donald Trump pledge to boost regulation.
Bitcoin Hits $87,000, Crypto Market Cap Nears $3 Trillion Bitcoin price has hit $87,000 Tuesday in a one of the…
Bitcoin Nears $80,000 as Buying Interest Heats up Crypto Market Market price of Bitcoin (BTCUSD) has surged near $80,000 at…
The global crypto market cap rose by 2.28% on Monday to settle at $2.33 trillion as top cryptocurrency assets, especially Bitcoin and Ethereum, opened the week on a positive note.
The global crypto market cap sank by 0.15% to settle at $2.32 trillion in the latest soft pricing of digital assets.
The global cryptocurrency market capitalisation declined by 2.18% to settle around $2.1 trillion on Thursday amidst strong swing in price movement that
Bitcoin prices have dropped to start trading today, Tuesday, at $63,673.70, despite hints from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell about a possible interest
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