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The price of Bitcoin today: jumps to €109,400, approaching the all-time high thanks to optimism in the US-China talks
The price of Bitcoin today: jumps to €109,400, approaching the all-time high thanks to optimism in the US-China talks
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Bitcoin US Dollar
3.48%
BTC/USD
3.54%
XRP/USD
2.15%
Ethereum US Dollar
7.05%
ETH/USD
7.05%
Cardano US Dollar
5.15%
XRP US Dollar
2.12%
Dogecoin US Dollar
4.84%
Solana US Dollar
4.64%
Investing.com - Bitcoin saw significant increases on Tuesday, with investors welcoming progress in ongoing trade negotiations between the United States and China, while cautiously awaiting key US inflation data scheduled for later this week.
The world's largest cryptocurrency jumped 3.8% to €109,404.20 at 07:39 Paris time.
Bitcoin reached a record level of €112,000 last month, driven by optimism regarding increasing legislative support and rising institutional adoption. However, concerns related to global trade tensions led to a pullback, with the cryptocurrency subsequently entering a period of limited trading.#TrumpTariffs #xrp #SolanaUSTD

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