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Bitcoin crosses $57,000 for first time since 2021

In a major rally for cryptocurrency prices, Bitcoin surged above $57,000 for the first time since November 2021, leading related stocks to also climb. The world’s largest cryptocurrency jumped nearly 11% in the last 24 hours, reaching $57,430, according to CoinDesk data.

Bitcoin’s market capitalization surpassed $1 trillion in mid-February, the first time in over two years. With a 34% increase so far this year, most gains followed the launch of a spot bitcoin ETF in early January. Ethereum also saw a surge of 6.8% in the 24 hours to Tuesday, trading at around $3,280, its highest level since April 2022, peaking at $3,289 in early trade.

As Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to climb, the cryptocurrency market experiences significant momentum with a renewed interest from investors. The recent surge in prices reflects a growing confidence in digital assets as viable investment options, driving the market to new highs.

With Bitcoin leading the way, the cryptocurrency market is set for further growth as more investors flock to digital assets in search of potential returns. The surge in prices indicates a bullish trend for cryptocurrency, signaling a positive outlook for the market in the coming days.

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