Bitcoin jumped above $50,000, reaching its highest level for the first time since 2021. This new price marks a significant milestone after two years of struggling and even reaching a price of $16,000.
The apex cryptocurrency hitting this price signifies the rising demand for Bitcoin on Wall Street. Since the approval of ETFs, the demand for Bitcoin has been climbing, with top asset managers like Blackrock accumulating Bitcoin of more than $1 billion.
With the halving event less than 70 days from now, the amount of Bitcoin being issued will be reduced from 900 to 450, which is expected to create a huge supply shock.
The entire world is finally realizing that Bitcoin will become the asset class with huge upside potential in the next decade.
The rising demand for Bitcoin shows the acceptance of Bitcoin as a unique store of value among institutions.
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