Bitcoin climbed by nearly 20% this week, surpassing the $1 trillion market cap for the first time since November 2021, owing to the continued inflows to the newly launched spot ETFs earlier this year.
Following this milestone, BTC hit an all-time high against a few depreciating fiat currencies, including the Japanese Yen. In fact, Bitcoin surged to a fresh peak of 7.9 million Yen on the Tokyo-based cryptocurrency exchange bitFLYER. In comparison, its price in USD remained above $52,000, which was still down by more than 30% from its previously established record high of $69,000.
BREAKING: #Bitcoin just hit a new all-time high against the Japanese Yen $JPY, the world’s third-largest currency. pic.twitter.com/mBcJILz1KO
— Crypto Rover (@rovercrc) February 14, 2024
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