Why Are Bitcoin Prices Up Today?

Bitcoin and Ethereum faced the brunt of the FTX-induced market crash that sent their prices tumbling south. Bitcoin fell to the $15,700 level reaching its November 2020 lows and Ethereum was on the brink of trading with three digits. The markets saw a bloodbath for four consecutive days from Monday to Thursday wiping nearly $200 billion worth of investments. However, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the majority of altcoins were recovering at press time.

Here’s Why Bitcoin & The Crypto Markets Are Up Tod
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