Bitcoin Bull Market: Crypto Spot Trading Volumes Climb To 8-Month Highs

Bitcoin Bull Market: Crypto Spot Trading Volumes Climb To 8-Month Highs

Bitcoin’s surge past $35,000 on the 24th and 25th of October took the crypto world by surprise, as it indicated what might be the beginning of a new bullish sentiment. Trading volumes for the world’s largest cryptocurrency hit their highest levels since March, showing that interest in Bitcoin is booming once more. The entire crypto market saw an inflow of funds during the week, leading to a surge in market cap. Data from CoinGecko shows that the entire market cap increased from $1.184 trillion on Sunday, October 22, to $1.312 trillion on Wednesday, October 25. Most of this....


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