Bitcoin Price Surpasses $79,000 in Abrupt Weekend Melt-Up
The price of Bitcoin ( BTC ) is going parabolic.
BTC has surged from about $76,000 on Friday to $79,373 at time of publishing.
The leading crypto asset has forcefully rallied following Donald Trump’s sweeping victory over Kamala Harris last week.
Trump has called himself the pro-Bitcoin and crypto candidate, stating he will support the $2.6 trillion industry and create a strategic Bitcoin reserve.
In the days before the election was called, BTC was priced at about $68,000.
Bitcoin ETFs have also witnessed major accumulation amid Trump’s re-ascention.
Despite launching early this year, BlackRock’s spot-Bitcoin exchange-traded fund is now bigger than its gold fund, reports Bloomberg, reaching a whopping $34.3 billion.
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