This week's move to near $67,000 has traders watching to see how the landscape shifts, now that the first US Bitcoin futures exchange-traded funds are in play
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Pandemic-era liquidity, speculative bets & hopes of wider adoption fuel surge
Stock market LIVE: All sectoral indices barring telecom ended in the the negative zone; Declining stocks out-numbered advancing shares in the ratio 2:1 on the BSE
Meanwhile, the price of Bitcoin has been rising in anticipation
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If the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) does not object, the ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF completes a 75-day period since the fund manager filed plans and could begin trading on Tuesday
Industry gains confidence that policy makers have been persuaded of benefits to the economy from blockchain-based innovation.
With more than 15 million users in India, CoinSwitch Kuber has become a new unicorn, and the most valuable crypto company in the country valued at $1.9 billion.
The world's largest digital token has surged some 8% over Friday and Saturday to about $62,100 -- taking this month's rally to over 40%
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Bitcoin, the world's biggest cryptocurrency, rose 4.5% to its highest level since Apr. 17
At the end of August, America accounted for 35.4% of the global hash rate, a measure of computing power used to extract the digital currency
recent rally in digital tokens like Bitcoin and second-ranked Ether contrasts with the travails of assets such as stocks, bonds and gold amid a bout of jitters in global markets.
Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan Chase & Co chief executive, said on Monday at a conference that cryptocurrencies will be regulated by governments and that he personally thinks bitcoin is "worthless."
The world's largest digital asset, overcoming a slew of potentially negative factors that had dogged it earlier this year, is up about 10% over the past five sessions.
Bitcoin rose 7.11% to $55,162.92 at 20:01 GMT on Wednesday, adding $3,661.73 to its previous close.
The rally brings prices to the highest since early September, when El Salvador rolled out the cryptocurrency as legal tender
Bitcoin recorded its third straight week of inflows.