Source: Coingecko
Investor Frenzy As Bitcoin Set To Reclaim $64K
The primary cryptocurrency rose as much as 14% late Wednesday to momentarily — its first move above $60,000 since November 2021 — before reversing part of the gains. BTC was trading at as of this writing, according to data from Coingecko.Bitcoin market cap currently at $1.22 trillion. Chart:
Crypto Rising
After prices crashed during the “crypto winter” of 2022, investors lost interest in spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds. However, this year’s approval and introduction of these funds to the US market has rekindled interest in cryptocurrencies. According to LSEG statistics, the top 10 spot bitcoin ETFs saw million on Wednesday alone, the highest amount in nearly two weeks. Voltages increased when the three most well-known, operated by Grayscale, Fidelity, and BlackRock (IBIT.O), ignited a whole new interest.Source:
What The Experts Are Saying
“Bitcoin optimism is fueled by factors like spot BTC ETF inflows, the imminent halving reducing new issuance, and renewed confidence in the crypto asset class, according to Jonathon Miller, managing director at Kraken Australia.” “When people see these kinds of increases in a short period of time . . . then it just draws in people and Fomo does kick in,” said Timo Lehes, co-founder of blockchain company Swarm.“We could see the all-time high being broken any day now,” said Simon Peters, an analyst at trading firm eToro. “The driving force behind it is without a doubt the [bitcoin funds].”“It’s just insane.”
A New ATH This March?
As Bitcoin experiences brief but notable fluctuations, reaching $64,000 before retracing to the $62,000 mark, the cryptocurrency market remains dynamic and full of anticipation. Investors and enthusiasts are closely monitoring the price movements, speculating on the possibility of a new all-time high (ATH) in March.Featured image from Pexels , chart from TradingView