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Bitcoin does not stop: $ 45,000 broken, + 50% in three weeks

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Bitcoin continues to shine and surges above $ 45,000. The price of the largest cryptocurrency by market cap has risen by more than 11% in the last week due to unconfirmed rumors that Amazon is preparing to accept the digital currency as payment for its goods and services in the near future and Apple. would be considering adding bitcoin. Today bitcoin marks + 2.85% approximately at 45,704 dollars (CoinDesk data).

Meanwhile, MicroStrategy, which holds the largest number of bitcoins among public companies globally, will continue to buy the digital asset even though it posted losses of $ 424.8 million during the second quarter of 202. The cumulative losses in value are state of 689.6 million dollars. since the third quarter of 2020. As of June 30, 2021, the company founded by Michael J. Saylor held 105,085 bitcoins with a book value of $ 2.051 billion. The average load amount per bitcoin is around $ 19,518.

Bitcoin has recovered from a 50% rise in the last three weeks and in the last few hours has returned to the resistance of the 200-day MM, a level broken down in the session of 20 May last. “The area of ​​$ 44,500 represents a key level on the upside and it is therefore reasonable to expect a consolidation of prices – remarks Edoardo Fusco Femiano, market analyst of eToro. – Immediately after BTC looks at two other key resistances, very close to each other, in the area. $ 47,500 and $ 50,150. The strength of the recent rally calls for caution and a pullback to the $ 40,000 area is a very real possibility. On the support level, only a drop below $ 36,000 would significantly weaken the strength of the recent week’s rebound, putting BTC back into a sideways interpretation. increasingly uncertain “.

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