Almost three years have passed since the European Central Bank (ECB) publicly stated that bitcoin (BTC), the largest digital asset in the world, was 'dead'. Since that moment, the currency has appreciated by 600%, thus proving that, rather than being 'dead', it was just 'partying'.
It was on November 30, 2022, when, through a statement, the monetary entity of the old continent indicated that bitcoin was going through its 'last resistance'.
