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Why did Bitcoin hit record highs this week? Fans of the world's largest cryptocurrency say it's down to the traditional laws of supply and demand.

Why did Bitcoin hit record highs this week? Fans of the world's largest cryptocurrency say it's down to the traditional laws of supply and demand.
Bitcoin skyrockets with a 60% surge in just two months, fueling speculation of surpassing $200K by June 2024. Historical trends and market sentiment drive optimism amid upcoming halving. If achieved, Bitcoin's market cap could rival tech giants.
Analysts predict Bitcoin to surge to $88,000, although the current price is slightly lower, the market remains optimistic. Additionally, Ethereum shows strong performance, but analysts maintain a cautiously optimistic stance regarding the approval of the Ethereum spot ETF.
The National Bitcoin Office of El Salvador (ONBTC) issued a statement stating that the Bitcoin bond "Volcano Bond" has been approved by the El Salvador Digital Assets Commission and is expected to be issued in the first quarter of 2024.
Bitcoin has surged above the $45,000 mark, a level unseen in nearly two years, as the market anticipates the probable approval of the inaugural spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) in the United States.
Bitcoin's 2023 surge and institutional interest set an optimistic tone, yet priced-in factors and regulatory risks could limit growth. Economic challenges pose threats, emphasizing Bitcoin's vulnerability to global shifts
Grayscale anticipates a transformative $30 trillion Bitcoin boom with the potential approval of a Spot Bitcoin ETF, reshaping the financial and digital currency landscape.
The miner cited delays in building out a mining facility by one of its partners, Lancium.
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