Bitcoin, as Crypto improves mood, always progresses to the top

Samuel Indyk, Alun John, Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss

London / New York (Reuters) -Bitcoin rose to the highest level on Wednesday, reduced the height before January, because the risk of risk continues to improve after the end of the rate last month.

The world’s largest cryptist touched up to $ 109,760.08 and lasted 1.1% on $ 108.117.

Its rise was controlled by the combination of factors, including the United States, including the United States and the United States to reduce the trade tension between the United States and China, and investors to seek alternative sources of investment in dollars.

“The high level of January – 50% of the high-April part of April – Bitcoin, Institutional embodiment and affordable regulation,” Antoni Trenchev, co-founder Nexo, sent by email to Nexo, sent by e-mail.

Bitcoin trades in a way similar to other assets that are higher than Tech shares and investor mood. Tech-Heavy NASDAQ, 30% less than the beginning of April.

It also coincided with continuous weakness in the dollar, to increase Bitcoin for the exchange rate for the US currency.

Crypto market participants often point to an increase in growing as the reasons for their earnings from traditional financial firms.

This week, the Bank said he would allow Bitcoin to buy Bitcoin for a long time that Clipto referred to the Skeptic Jamie Dimon. At the beginning of this month, Crypto Exchange Coinbase was added to the S & P 500 index.

Coinbase, the US Department of Justice on Monday opened an investigation into violation of the company’s latest data.

“We are the Bitcoin’s Price Period after Bitcoin – after Bitcoin, when the miner’s premiums reach half, this historically, the threat of the best days and more volatility, in 2025 a goal is still a goal,” he said.

Meanwhile, the EFIR, the second largest cryptocutribal, surprisingly did not rise in tandem. This fell from 0.5% to $ 2513.

(Shamuel Indyk and Gertrude Chavez Dreyfuss by Indyk and Alun John; Edit by Dhara Ranasinghe and Matthew Lewis)