Ethereum’s latest price increase comes as Bitcoin ($BTC) reaches record-breaking highs. On the same day, Bitcoin hit $107,822, surpassing its previous all-time high of $106,352, which was set just the day before.
Bitcoin’s latest milestone has reignited interest in the cryptocurrency market, with both institutional and retail investors closely monitoring its performance.
Despite this achievement, Ethereum remains the largest blockchain in terms of overall developer numbers, with 6,244 active developers working on its projects every month.
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Backed by President-elect Donald Trump, WLFI positions itself as a platform for borrowing, lending, and earning interest on cryptocurrency assets.
RLUSD aims to provide a stable digital currency option, reducing the price swings often associated with Ripple’s primary cryptocurrency, $XRP.
A Russian lawmaker has proposed creating a national Bitcoin reserve to strengthen the country’s financial stability. The proposal highlights Bitcoin’s resilience against sanctions, inflation, and traditional financial risks.
With $585 billion in total assets—including $88 billion in cash and bonds—they argue that allocating a small portion to Bitcoin could be a strategic move.
On the same day as the announcement, Bitcoin reached a historic milestone, crossing $100,000 for the first time.
Bitcoin has hit a new all-time high of $104,000, surpassing the $100,000 milestone, as strong demand and market momentum push its market cap to $2 trillion.
