The world’s largest cryptocurrency Bitcoin (BTC) has once again crossed the $28,000 band, triggering a renewed sense of optimism among investors and the wider cryptocurrency market. The digital currency broke that milestone late Sunday after weeks of volatile market conditions and several key developments that boosted investor confidence.
The rise in Bitcoin’s price is attributed to several factors, including positive news surrounding institutional adoption, increased regulatory clarity, and a growing feeling that Bitcoin is becoming a more attractive store of value. On the other hand, let’s also mention that Bitcoin has crossed the $28,000 threshold for the first time since its previous peak in December 2021.
Market analysts believe that institutional attention played a key role in Bitcoin’s recent rise. Over the past few weeks, several high-profile companies, including leading financial institutions and technology firms, have announced their plans to integrate Bitcoin into their operations or investment portfolios. These announcements further solidified Bitcoin’s position as a mainstream asset and triggered a new wave of investment.
However, the bank crisis also had a great impact on the rise of Bitcoin. Adding to all these developments, UBS’s acceptance of the terms to purchase Credit Suisse for $2 billion, the rise in Bitcoin became unstoppable.
Leading crypto Bitcoin (BTC) is back at $28,000
The leading crypto Bitcoin (BTC) has been under the $22,000 band for a long time. Especially in the last quarter of 2022, Bitcoin (BTC), which was imprisoned at $ 16.000, so to speak, managed to show its development from the first day of 2023.
In addition, many altcoins have also seen a rise due to Bitcoin.
The overall cryptocurrency market cap is over $1.813 trillion.