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Bitcoin reaches all-time high

Yesterday, March 25, the bitcoin rate hit $45,000 again, having risen 3.72% in one day. The world's most popular cryptocurrency has reached such a high value for the first time since January of this year.

At the time of writing this material, the price of bitcoin was $45,007.26 per unit. The maximum price of one bitcoin in the last 24 hours was $45,110.88, while the minimum was $43,074.35. Data taken from the popular Coindesk resource.

Recall that the first cryptocurrency hit its absolute maximum in November 2021. So for a virtual currency they gave $68,990.90. However, shortly after that, the rate began to fall, hitting a low of around $35,000 in January. We also note that exactly one year ago, the bitcoin fee was over $51,000, and in April last year it hit a then-high of $63,500.

Overall, the bitcoin exchange rate has remained relatively stable since mid-January, ranging from $36,000 to $43,000. Recently, the uncertainty in the cryptocurrency market has been caused by the potential intentions of the United States to strengthen regulation of the cryptocurrency market. Your quote is currently over $44,000

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