Last week, Bitcoin traded between $79,000 and $82,000 for most of the time, making several attempts to break above $82,000, but failing each time. After the Federal Reserve announced that it would keep interest rates unchanged, BTC briefly approached $82,000 again before falling back to around $81,000.
On Friday, Binance suffered a major hacking attack involving approximately $6.3 billion, and market panic quickly intensified. Bitcoin briefly fell to $76,400. Although it subsequently rebounded by about $2,000, it dipped to $76,100 later that day, hitting a six-week low.
After gradually recovering over the weekend, Bitcoin has now climbed back above $78,000, with a market capitalization of approximately $1.57 trillion, accounting for nearly 60% of the entire cryptocurrency market.#比特币跌破7.8万美元 #比特币连续7周收于50周均线上方
On Friday, Binance suffered a major hacking attack involving approximately $6.3 billion, and market panic quickly intensified. Bitcoin briefly fell to $76,400. Although it subsequently rebounded by about $2,000, it dipped to $76,100 later that day, hitting a six-week low.
After gradually recovering over the weekend, Bitcoin has now climbed back above $78,000, with a market capitalization of approximately $1.57 trillion, accounting for nearly 60% of the entire cryptocurrency market.#比特币跌破7.8万美元 #比特币连续7周收于50周均线上方
