Crypto market capitalisation hits record $3.2 trillion, CoinGecko says
The value of the global cryptocurrency market has topped $3 trillion and is in uncharted territory as the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president spurred bets that friendlier U.S. regulation could usher in a new boom for all corners of the asset class.
Bitcoin hits record high as Trump vows to end crypto crackdown
While the trading rally has now paused, analysts predict that bitcoin's value will only continue rising following Trump's win—perhaps even reaching $100,000 by the end of 2024, CNBC reported. Bitcoin wasn't the only winner emerging from the post-election crypto trading.
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