The world's biggest currency hit as high as $40,210 in Sunday trade, its highest since April 2022. It was steady at $40,011 in thin trade early in the Asia day on Monday.
Bitcoin was trading in red as the largest crypto token edged marginally lower, less than half-a-per cent, below 35,000-levels, while Ethereum was slightly up and hovered around $1,900-level.
Bitcoin continued to remain firm as it surged more than 3 per cent and managed to race-past above 35,500-levels, while Ethereum, was also 3 per cent up but remained below $1,900-level.
Bitcoin continued to remain firm as it gained about a per cent to hover strongly above 34,000-levels, while Ethereum was also seen half a per cent each but remained below $1,800-level.
Bitcoin saw some profit booking as it declined over a per cent but managed to hold about 34,000-levels, whileEthereum, was also seen in red, marginally lower, and remained below $1,800-level.
Bitcoin saw some profit booking as it declined over a per cent but managed to hold about 34,000-levels, while Ethereum dropped almost 2 per cent but remained below $1,800-mark.
Bitcoin surged more than 2 per cent to hover near 31,000-levels, while Ethereum outperformed it and rose more than 3 per cent but to inched towards $1,700-level.
Bitcoin was back in red as it shed more than a per cent but managed to hold above 28,000-levels, while Ethereum also fell over per cent to barely remain above $1,550-level.
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Bitcoin posted sharp gains in the early morning as it surged about 4 per cent to once again top 28,000-levels, while Ethereum also gained about 2 per cent but remained below $1600-level.
Crypto news outlet Coin Telegraph had earlier reported that the US Securities and Exchange Commission had approved an application by major asset manager BlackRock for a spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund, before later retracting the story.
Bitcoin jumped more than a per cent as the last crypto token managed to regain the 27,000-levels, while Ethereum was also in green and inched up half-a-per cent to hold above $1,550-level.
The G20 has crafted an action-oriented roadmap on crypto assets, aimed at coordinating global policy and creating mitigating strategies and regulations for these emerging funds.
Bitcoin was seen in red as the last crypto token declined but managed to hold above 26,500 levels, while Ethereum, dropped more than a per cent to slip below $1,550-level.
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