Bitcoin's latest local peak came after the US job report, and it was at $21,500.
Although it failed at that level during the previous two attempts to overcome it, this time, the asset shot through it. As a result, it jumped to $21,500, which became the highest price tag BTC has seen in almost two months.This is all you need not to miss any price action in the raging crypto markets. Start receiving this recap, for free, every day:As of now, it has retraced by a few hundred dollars but still stands north of $21,000.
Dogecoin, Solana, and Polygon have surged by more than 5%. DOGE has been among the best performers in the past 10 days, ever since Elon Musk brought a sink into Twitter’s headquarters. The billionaire fired almost half of the social media platform’s staff yesterday. Solana’s 8% surge has driven the asset to $35. MATIC, on the other hand, another notable gainer, trades at $1.2.
Most other lower- and mid-cap alts are in the green now as well. As such, the cumulative market cap has added $40 billion and is at a multi-month high of its own at $1.060 billion.
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