Bitcoin hits $50,000 level for first time since 2021
- Bitcoin surpassed $49,000, its highest level in over two years, with potential for new highs and even reaching its all-time high of $65,000.
- Positive sentiment returns to crypto as bitcoin had its best week since December, rising 10.76%. Outflows from the Grayscale Bitcoin ETF previously suppressed sentiment.
- The recent surge in bitcoin's value can be attributed to growing expectations of central bank interest rate cuts and the upcoming bitcoin "halving" event in April.
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Crypto enthusiasts predict record highs for bitcoin: 'Achievable to reach 100,000 dollars this year.'
The Bitcoin course rose for the first time since the end of 2021 on Tuesday again above 50,000 dollars. The advance of the largest cryptocurrency in the world leads again to wild forecasts among analysts and crypto believers. "100,000 dollars is still achievable this year", says Geoff Kendrick of the British banking group Standard Chartered.
Bitcoin breaks $50,000 mark: Highest level since the end of 2021
The digital currency has been growing for weeks and has now reached an important mark. The reason for this is also the approval of the first Bitcoin index fund in America, which allows investors to invest without having to buy Bitcoin themselves.
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