Bitcoin Price Plummet As SEC Rejects VanEck’s Spot ETFs Proposal
The second week of November crowned the digital currency market a fresh rise in overall market Cap with a total net profit of $3 Trillion after the price of Bitcoin made it to the top while hitting its first-ever highest (All-Time high) price of $69k since the last bullish run towards $67K in October. With this being a positive attraction for Bitcoin to defend its title as a hedge against inflation. The market had several institutional investors holding firm to their opinions in association with the value of Bitcoin reaching the $100K target before the year-end. With lots of favourable fundamental news around Bitcoin, positive market performance. The past few weeks have been a great deal for investors to view Bitcoin as the most suitable strategy for hedging against inflation. The El Salvador legalisation of Bitcoin, in combination with the positive speech made by the feds chair Jeremy Powell for banning cryptocurrency activities in the US, has been deemed unnecessary as the policymakers don‘t have any intention of terminating cryptocurrency trading in the United States. Alongside, the rise in the value of Bitcoin towards achieving its previous ATH of $67K in October was labelled following the Bitcoin ETFs that was approved by