The price of Bitcoin has risen for the seventh consecutive day, up 12 per cent in the last week to just under $47,500 this morning. Bitcoin peaked north of $48,000 overnight, climbing above its 2022 price record.
The crypto markets today continue their upward march, rising resoundingly above $2 trillion to the highest levels since January.
The price of Bitcoin has risen for the seventh consecutive day, up 12 per cent in the last week to just under $47,500 this morning. Bitcoin peaked north of $48,000 overnight, climbing above its 2022 price record.
Also Read: $100K Bitcoin? Hope & Caution in 2022
Elsewhere, other major cryptocurrencies have also seen further gains over the past 24 hours. The price of Ether, the second-largest cryptocurrency, is currently $3,405 – a roughly 2.5 per cent increase since yesterday morning. The positive price momentum comes even as equity markets remain flat amid ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty, while Gold is down. The tech focused Nasdaq index climbed slightly yesterday, while the FTSE 100 index in London opened 0.8 per cent up.
This article was culled from cityam.com
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) closed lower on Monday as jittery investors reacted to tightening liquidity… Read More
Nigerian bank stocks plummeted on June 16, 2025, following a Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)… Read More
In May 2025, the Headline inflation rate eased to 22.97% relative to the April 2025… Read More
President Donald Trump’s proposed 3.5% remittance tax, embedded in the ambitious One Big Beautiful Bill,… Read More
President Bola Tinubu has announced plans to visit Benue State on Wednesday, June 18, 2025,… Read More
US President Donald Trump has launched a $499 Trump-branded mobile phone service that will rely… Read More
