Bitcoin bounced around હજાર 40,000 signaling Amazon to accept cryptocurrency


A 10 to 12 percent spring-like rise in cryptocurrencies

Bitcoin price rises to 6,000: market cap jumps to 700 700 billion

MUMBAI: The world market for cryptocurrencies rose sharply on the first day of the week today and players were stunned by the sharp rise in prices by an average of 10 to 12 per cent.

According to market indicators, Amazon, the world's largest e-commerce company, has given a positive signal to accept payments in Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies and will hire various experts in the field. There was a boom.

Bitcoin prices jumped to close to હજાર 40,000. Bitcoin's total market capitalization jumped from 4 634 billion to 5 635 billion to 700 700 billion today, reaching 700 721 billion to 22 722 billion today, market analysts said. Other cryptocurrencies also bounced behind Bitcoin.

Bitcoin, meanwhile, traded at 8 33,812 to 8 33,813, hitting a high of હજાર 39,000 today, from 5 39,544 to 5 39,545 to 44 38,447 to 4 38,448. Prices soared more than 12 percent.

The trading volume in Bitcoin today increased from 24 24 to 25 25 billion to 40 40 to અ 41 billion. Earlier, Tesla also said it would accept Bitcoin, which the company later turned down. Now Amazon is talking about accepting cryptocurrencies.

Meanwhile, the price of ether in midcap crypto jumped from 21 2152 to 5 2153 today, from 8 2389 to 90 2390, from 43 2343 to 44 2344. The volume in ether rose from થી 19 to અ 20 billion to 28 28 to આજે 29 billion today and the market cap rose from 1 251 to 2 252 billion to 3 273 to 4 274 billion. Small cap XRP prices rose from 60 to 61 cents to 65 to 66 cents today from 67 to 68 cents.

Trading in XRP increased from 90 2.90 billion to 9 2.95 billion and its market cap rose from વધી 60 billion to 61 61 billion today to થી 65 billion to 66 66 billion. In the US, market players are now keeping an eye on what is indicated at the Federal Reserve meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday about interest rates and bond buying, market sources said.

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