Bitcoin crosses back over the $25,000 mark, but then gives back slightly

Bitcoin crosses back over the $25,000 mark
Bitcoin crosses back over the $25,000

 At the end of the last day, bitcoin's rate crossed the $25.2,000 mark, but then fell to the level of about $24.5,000. Experts believe that one of the reasons for bitcoin's growth was the "bulls," which showed activity after the popular cryptocurrency gained a solid position above $20,000 per unit.

According to the head of BitBull Capital, in the near future we can expect bitcoin to rise sharply to the $29-30,000 level. Altcoins often behave in the traditional way, increasing the rate after bitcoin, but the rate can be different: OP and QUICK, for example, added 8 and 7 percent yesterday, respectively, while SHIB reached 30 percent and DOGE over 10 percent. Ether is calmer and fluctuates within smaller limits.

According to Coindesk, the tech sector as a whole has recently begun to show growth, responding to the market recovery after more than six months of "cryptocurrency stagnation."

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