BREAKING: Bitcoin Sets New All-Time High Above $84,000
Bitcoin, the number one cryptocurrency by market cap, seems unstoppable at the moment, with its price reaching a new all-time high (ATH) of over $84,000.
With a daily surge of 5.5% and 22.83% in the past 7 days, Bitcoin is drawing all the attention to the cryptocurrency market.
With a market cap of $1.661 trillion and $86.3 billion in trading volume, Bitcoin continues to shock the world with its massive gains and upward trajectory.
In the past 24 hours alone, $643.71 million were liquidated form the futures market – $344.51 million in long positions and $155.4 million in Bitcoin.
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BREAKING: MicroStrategy Purchases $2 Billion Worth of BitcoinThe total cryptocurrency market cap is up 3.66% in the same timeframe and is currently over $2.83 trillion – nearing the $3 trllion milestone.
At the time of writing, BTC’s price retraced to around $83,600.
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