Bitcoin surpasses $64,000, Ethereum rises by $3,900 in October

In October of this year, the entire cryptocurrency market showed an upward trend, especially Bitcoin and Ethereum, which broke through all-time prices.

Data shows that Bitcoin returned to the $50,000 mark on October 6 this year. At this time, many people began to sell Bitcoin because most people believed that BTC would fall sharply in the near future and that something must be wrong when things are abnormal. However, to everyone's disappointment, in the next 10 days or so, Bitcoin broke through $60,000. At this time, many people began to regret selling BTC and not keeping it until today.

Today, October 20, Bitcoin broke through $64,000, setting a new high.
Let’s review the history of Bitcoin
On December 17, 2017, Bitcoin reached its all-time high of $19,850. On November 25, 2018, Bitcoin began to fall sharply, falling below the $4,000 mark, until it stabilized at around $3,000.
In April 2019, when many people in the cryptocurrency circle began to abandon the circle, Bitcoin once again broke through the $5,000 mark, setting a new high for the year. By May 14, Bitcoin broke through $8,000 for the first time in nearly eight months, up 14.68% in 24 hours.
On June 22, 2019, the price of Bitcoin returned to the $10,000 mark. On June 26, the price of Bitcoin broke through $12,000. On June 27, the price of Bitcoin approached $14,000, setting a new high for the year.
On February 10, 2020, Bitcoin broke through $10,000. According to trading data, the price of Bitcoin rose by more than 3%, breaking the psychological limit of $10,000 for the first time since October 26 last year.
At 19:44 on March 12, 2020, the lowest price of Bitcoin had fallen to US$5,731.
On October 20, 2021, Bitcoin broke through $64,000 in one fell swoop. The price of Bitcoin has been fluctuating so much that friends in the currency circle "love and hate" it.
Let’s talk about Ethereum. As we all know, Ethereum is second only to Bitcoin in terms of its current status and value. It is also a favorite digital currency for many T investors. Compared with Bitcoin, more than 80% of T investors are more interested in Ethereum.

Data shows that Ethereum broke through the $3,900 mark on October 20, with a daily increase of 2.89%.