Bitcoin breaks through the $30,000 round mark again after 10 months

In June 2022, the cryptocurrency market, including Bitcoin, experienced a continuous sharp decline, with Bitcoin plummeting below the $30,000 mark, eventually reaching around $15,000 by November 2022.

During this ten-month period, Bitcoin remained below $30,000 until today, when it finally rose above this threshold, reaching a high of approximately $30,500.

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As Bitcoin’s value increased, other cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum experienced similar growth. Ethereum’s trajectory mirrored that of Bitcoin; after falling below $1,900 in June last year, it languished at a low level. In recent days, Ethereum has essentially stabilized above the $1,900 mark.

However, both Bitcoin and Ethereum still have considerable ground to cover before reaching their all-time highs, with Bitcoin nearing $70,000 and Ethereum approaching $5,000 at their respective peaks.

The gradual ascent of Bitcoin and Ethereum in recent times seems to indicate an emergence from the market’s nadir, which cryptocurrency investors perceive as a means of countering inflation. Nevertheless, the rationale behind these fluctuations – both the declines and increases – may be an entirely different matter.

Disclaimer: This article is intended solely for informational purposes and should not be construed as investment advice or recommendations. The cryptocurrency market carries significant risks, and caution is advised for those entering the market.