The Bitcoin price has skyrocketed above $50,000, reaching levels not seen in years. Find out how spot ETF launches have spurred this rally.
Bitcoin's price has soared past $50,000, hitting levels last seen in 2021, driven by the launch of spot ETFs that have excited mainstream investors. The cryptocurrency saw a significant surge, with analysts predicting further growth towards $52,000. This rally marks a turning point after the 'crypto winter' and controversies surrounding FTX exchange. Market expectations are high as Bitcoin's price reaches milestones not seen in years, drawing attention to supply shortages and attracting Wall Street's interest.
Flagship cryptocurrency rallies to 2021 levels on optimism about mainstream investor appetite.
Cryptos rally as bitcoin clears $50000 to its highest level since December 2021 following spot bitcoin ETF launches. This analyst expects it to go higher.
The pre-eminent cryptocurrency is trading at its highest levels in more than two years. The recently-approved spot bitcoin ETFs have seen $2.8 billion in net ...
Bitcoin topped Monday the $50000 for the first time since December 2021, and could run further towards $52000, one analyst noted.
But then came the so-called “crypto winter.” Sam Bankman-Fried's FTX exchange went down in a blaze of indictments and recriminations. The market for crypto- ...
Bitcoin (BTC) price has hit $50000 levels last seen on December 28, 2021, around two years back.
Bitcoin price hits a new year-to-date high, chasing after the $50000 level for the first time since December 2021.
Now, bitcoin "fomo" [fear of missing out] has been predicted to soon hit Wall Street...
The Bitcoin market cap is roughly three times the size of Ethereum's—a distinction BTC only recently re-established in October 2023.
The price of bitcoin has risen above $50,000 for the first time since 2021, marking a major milestone in its recovery from below $20,000 at the start of ...
New influx of demand has coincided with an impending drop in supply for the cryptocurrency.