Bitcoin continues to rise, surpasses $63,000 - Breaking The News

Bitcoin continues to rise, surpasses $63,000

28 February

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The price of Bitcoin continued to grow on Wednesday, surpassing $63,000, on investors' ongoing enthusiasm concerning cryptocurrencies after exchange-traded funds (ETFs) began trading.

Bitcoin jumped by 11.11% at 12:14 pm ET to sell for $63,437.365. A minute later, Ethereum soared by 7.40%, going for $3,483.3129.

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