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🚀BTC enthusiasts, buckle up! Bitcoin had a stellar week, riding high on the wave of excitement following the approval of spot Ethereum ETFs in the US. 🎉 Last Sunday, BTC was struggling to stay above $66,000, but by Monday, it was a different story. Amid rumors of the US SEC approving eight spot Ethereum ETFs, BTC shot up by over $5,000, nearing $72,000 for the first time in six weeks. 🚀 However, the crypto giant couldn't sustain the momentum and started to lose value in the following days. The biggest dip came just before the US securities regulator gave the green light to the ETFs on Thursday, with BTC falling to $66,400. But fear not, BTC rebounded and soared to $69,000 by Friday. 💪 The weekend was relatively calm, but BTC held its ground at the $69,000 level. Its market cap is hovering around $1.370 trillion, with its dominance over other cryptocurrencies at 50.3%. 🏆 Meanwhile, Ethereum's native token, ETH, also had a field day, shooting up from $3,100 to over $3,900, its highest price since April. Other cryptos like DOGE, LINK, and APT also saw impressive jumps, but Uniswap and PEPE led the pack. 🥇 On the flip side, SOL, TRX, TON, and ADA were in the red. Despite this, the total crypto market cap gained more than $200 billion and is now above $2.7 trillion. 🌐 Stay tuned for more updates and keep HODLing, BTC fans! 🎉🚀

🚀BTC enthusiasts, buckle up! Bitcoin had a stellar week, riding high on the wave of excitement following the approval of spot Ethereum ETFs in the US. 🎉

Last Sunday, BTC was struggling to stay above $66,000, but by Monday, it was a different story. Amid rumors of the US SEC approving eight spot Ethereum ETFs, BTC shot up by over $5,000, nearing $72,000 for the first time in six weeks. 🚀

However, the crypto giant couldn't sustain the momentum and started to lose value in the following days. The biggest dip came just before the US securities regulator gave the green light to the ETFs on Thursday, with BTC falling to $66,400. But fear not, BTC rebounded and soared to $69,000 by Friday. 💪

The weekend was relatively calm, but BTC held its ground at the $69,000 level. Its market cap is hovering around $1.370 trillion, with its dominance over other cryptocurrencies at 50.3%. 🏆

Meanwhile, Ethereum's native token, ETH, also had a field day, shooting up from $3,100 to over $3,900, its highest price since April. Other cryptos like DOGE, LINK, and APT also saw impressive jumps, but Uniswap and PEPE led the pack. 🥇

On the flip side, SOL, TRX, TON, and ADA were in the red. Despite this, the total crypto market cap gained more than $200 billion and is now above $2.7 trillion. 🌐

Stay tuned for more updates and keep HODLing, BTC fans! 🎉🚀

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