Bitcoin jumps to a new high above $51,700, extending its year-to-date rally to 78%

By cineramaFebruary 17, 2021Bitcoin Business

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The bitcoin price hit a new high above $51,700 after breaking the $50,000 mark on Tuesday.

Yet JPMorgan said the rally looks unsustainable unless bitcoin’s volatility falls.

Bitcoin’s market […]

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Bitcoin jumps to a new high above $51,700, extending its year-to-date rally to 78%

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