Bitcoin went up 37% in the last month
Although many analysts and investors dream about Bitcoin breaking the US$100,000 barrier later this year (with some expectations exceeding the US$200,000 mark), the world's oldest cryptocurrency continues to struggle below US$25,000. However, the current price of US$23,013.93 translates to a 36.64% growth in the last month.
In addition to the above, those interested in Bitcoin's current status should keep in mind that the market cap is US$443.5 Billion, with a 24-hour trading volume of US$31.3 Billion. According to Coinbase's figures (and many other sources from the crypto industry, stock market, and the press), Bitcoin is currently the most popular cryptocurrency on the market. Since the circulating supply has almost reached 19.3 million bitcoins, there are still more than 1.7 million units waiting to be mined, up to the maximum value of 21 million.
In the last year, Bitcoin has dropped by 38.12%, a percentage that translates to US$14,174.45. However, it also recorded a 10.5% growth (US$2,186.56) past week and 1.28% (US$289.81) in the last 24 hours. While the future is uncertain for the crypto market, the recent trend brings high hopes for many investors. As usual, only time will tell what happens when high expectations meet harsh reality.
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