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$73,024.00
6.00%$2,660.53
6.62%$607.84
2.81%$181.47
3.78%$1.00
0.04%$0.530023
3.22%$2,658.41
6.61%$0.174538
14.90%$0.165858
1.39%$5.12
3.07%$0.353755
5.48%$0.00001924
10.98%$3,153.25
6.62%$27.03
5.81%$72,915.00
6.00%$2,658.04
6.42%$385.13
7.32%$11.62
7.29%$4.24
5.05%$6.13
1.68%$2.03
23.17%$0.996576
-1.59%$73.65
5.61%$4.46
7.35%$10.01
12.64%$2,793.32
6.38%$7.94
5.85%$0.00000976
11.62%$541.47
6.60%$8.12
5.94%$1.35
12.06%$162.97
1.41%$19.42
4.83%$0.09663
3.76%$0.113589
-3.53%$1.86
10.09%$19.08
2.81%$1.002
0.06%$2.67
17.25%$0.998788
0.16%$0.336848
6.33%$39.79
2.89%$1.42
9.57%$152.28
2.27%$3.71
5.24%$0.547774
7.83%$1.72
11.28%$0.076788
5.03%$6.11
8.77%$0.60799
6.32%$0.7224
7.91%$5.15
8.95%$20.34
9.59%$0.050102
5.27%$0.0226866
5.60%$4.56
5.45%$1.79
22.17%$1.18
0.99%$2,656.89
6.27%$0.00002238
9.91%$0.161072
7.31%$0.396096
11.06%$0.00015016
14.44%$1.071
4.22%$0.395661
12.97%$2,976.20
6.07%$2,780.65
6.72%$2.12
9.77%$1.23
7.45%$1.38
3.08%$7.06
5.64%$5.37
10.85%$8.97
3.78%$17.14
10.86%$9.23
1.56%$72,850.00
5.98%$0.391163
15.77%$0.739903
12.69%$52.54
4.72%$0.123653
7.99%$0.102134
11.48%$0.0190604
10.37%$1,143.09
3.74%$1.097
9.94%$222.73
3.70%$0.01917274
8.39%$2,725.82
6.42%$0.01023754
9.85%$62.48
4.00%$2.69
0.66%$0.336528
6.30%$0.940639
8.54%$0.0000009
4.25%$1.30
7.06%$0.02150127
8.40%$0.925194
10.52%$3.21
-3.05%$0.545405
7.82%$2,648.01
6.32%$5.12
15.79%$72,987.00
5.83%$0.00000201
19.43%$1.084
7.21%$0.397328
8.48%$5.04
7.43%$36.61
11.67%$9.49
5.18%$1.001
-0.08%$72,994.00
6.23%$0.00726231
7.54%$0.126835
2.12%$0.00170956
15.17%$10.20
7.86%$0.01413088
4.61%$0.00003612
4.53%$0.468391
4.91%$25.74
10.15%$0.154914
10.96%$72,847.00
5.86%$0.696391
13.28%$0.254866
11.93%$189.76
3.53%$2,772.37
1.01%$0.67686
6.89%$72,791.00
5.98%$1.053
6.66%$0.805539
17.31%$0.00961698
11.01%$1.019
5.31%$0.997711
0.12%$0.549174
8.51%$0.00924186
13.03%$2,736.44
6.75%$0.259877
5.63%$1.36
12.81%$0.01359399
6.49%$2,658.86
6.57%$1.001
0.10%$2.42
9.58%$1.21
1.79%$1.00
0.02%$38.63
1.32%$0.311777
8.21%$0.063759
5.92%$17.52
9.39%$216.09
0.91%$1.58
6.81%$0.00000026
12.19%$2.94
6.89%$2,767.99
0.47%$0.00009376
4.56%$0.055537
3.55%$2,657.76
6.61%$2,877.63
6.40%$0.077663
1.48%$0.454244
16.50%$1.85
5.05%$1.71
18.16%$0.138251
11.69%$2,657.94
6.33%$0.00497177
10.52%$0.996901
0.07%$1.50
11.60%$8.51
8.75%$1.053
6.79%$0.070624
12.60%$0.236366
10.05%$1.056
4.88%$2,649.65
6.39%$0.00000044
1.06%$0.00
11.26%$24.15
6.11%$0.057243
6.82%$0.02819279
1.80%$0.118197
8.18%$0.140823
10.78%$3.67
10.64%$72,852.00
5.81%$0.404382
1.92%$11.36
6.91%$0.993127
0.70%$0.04243214
12.60%$1.068
0.16%$2,657.63
6.37%$0.078318
17.03%$45.06
6.72%$1.065
0.32%$0.013463
5.67%$2,656.76
6.42%$7.96
8.84%$0.056591
5.86%$0.501168
4.69%$0.347996
10.39%$0.681108
9.85%$0.204541
16.83%$1.001
0.14%$1.00
-0.01%$3.27
9.63%$0.72185
3.94%$0.00666738
11.48%$2,845.07
6.44%$183.06
3.73%$1.51
4.64%$0.266192
7.01%$1.60
12.94%$2,764.84
6.17%$0.00063903
8.56%$2,922.25
5.94%$83.82
0.99%$0.173794
14.86%$0.784806
8.43%$0.322709
7.15%$0.317864
17.48%$0.459312
8.07%$2.47
0.35%$0.258896
8.86%$1.51
11.48%$0.681341
13.31%$0.00385294
3.73%$0.00094046
10.29%$0.347446
8.66%$0.00171816
9.28%$72,529.00
6.23%$3.61
-2.26%$0.299522
20.13%$1,464.74
5.87%$2.94
27.89%$2,812.76
6.25%$2.44
18.49%$0.02947271
2.12%$2.98
2.10%$72,789.00
5.83%$0.338699
9.57%$46.37
19.35%$0.01479964
6.93%$3.64
3.11%$17.89
5.77%$0.72877
10.29%$23.25
3.93%$0.00482185
6.29%$0.094331
0.17%$6.73
8.47%$0.151546
7.54%$0.240592
7.78%$4.07
6.27%$0.01828657
9.59%$0.362504
3.18%$0.02610549
7.18%For the first time in weeks, Bitcoin finally made some progress that wasn’t immediately wiped out when the stock markets closed for the weekend.
Over the past month, Bitcoin’s consistently rose during the week, then returned to whatever price it was at the beginning of the week as soon as the stock markets closed on Friday. But this week, the price went up after the stock markets closed.
Bitcoin’s ascent started on Thursday, when it increased from around $6,600 to $7,000 in a matter of hours. When stock markets closed on Friday, Bitcoin's price didn’t drop, but instead kept climbing. It reached a high of $7,280 earlier today. (At the time of writing, its price is $7,184).
So, why was Bitcoin unaffected by the stock market closures? Safe-haveners might argue that Bitcoin doesn't track global markets, anyway. But a more obvious answer might be because the stock market did pretty well this week—or, at least, it didn’t do as terribly as it has done in recent weeks.
Though the economic prognosis hasn’t been this bad for 90 years, the stock market climbed for a second straight week. And in a little over three weeks, the S&P 500 has increased by 29%.
Markets might’ve rallied because of the efforts of the Federal Reserve. The Fed has injected $5 trillion into struggling money markets and cut its interest rates close to zero.
Goldman Sachs applauded the effort. "The Fed and Congress have precluded the prospect of a complete economic collapse. Investors have been encouraged by the 'do whatever it takes' approach of the Fed,” it wrote on Monday.
So, if Bitcoin’s gains have been bruised by poor performances in the stock market in recent weeks, that wound might have been healed.
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