Bitcoin reached $900 billion in market valuation last week for the first time ever, adding over $350 billion in 2021 alone.
Today it broke the $50,000 barrier, but it is just getting started.
Bitcoin Supply Crisis
– More #Bitcoin taken off exchanges
– Supply shrinking at ATH prices.
– Institutional FOMO about to hit hard! pic.twitter.com/7hzo5XHHyy
— Bitcoin Archive ???????????? (@BTC_Archive) February 15, 2021It currently accounts for 61 percent of the total market cap of all cryptocurrencies.
The cumulative market cap of crypto coins has grown 88.5 percent in 2021 so far, after starting the year at $776 billion.
When placed on a list of nations by GDP, bitcoin’s $900 billion falls between Mexico ($1.04 trillion) and the Netherlands ($886 billion).
It is also ahead of Switzerland, whose GDP is $707 billion.
Why #Bitcoin $BTC will be Worth $1m $BTC.X – Live Trading News https://t.co/OESC4JZqL9
— Live Trading News (@Livetradingnews) February 16, 2021Bitcoin has gained more institutional support lately, triggering another massive rally.
Earlier this month, Tesla announced a $1.5 billion investment in bitcoin, saying it will start accepting it as payment. Also this month, the first bitcoin ETF was approved in North America.
Politicians Lie Governments cannot be trusted buy your #bitcoin offshore move your $BTC offshore https://t.co/BJRL1Pf7Bj pic.twitter.com/AVtxdGo8IL
— Live Trading News (@Livetradingnews) February 15, 2021Buy #bitcoin #btc https://t.co/yRRvkOvekL
— Live Trading News (@Livetradingnews) February 14, 2021A very simple chart that explains why you need to buy bitcoin. US Government Debt 1942-2021 pic.twitter.com/kDJePiTI40
— Shayne Heffernan (@ShayneHeffernan) February 13, 2021
