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Bitcoin Crosses $109,000, Hits Record High Ahead of Donald Trump Swearing-in As US President

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: January 20, 2025 13:55 IST

Decentralized cryptocurrency Bitcoin hit a new record of over $109,000 on Monday, January 20, ahead of Donald Trump's swearing-in ...

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Decentralized cryptocurrency Bitcoin hit a new record of over $109,000 on Monday, January 20, ahead of Donald Trump's swearing-in ceremony as United States President. At around 1 pm (IST), the price of the cryptocurrency giant was $108,217.5600 a piece. 

The Bitcoin rose 4.50% or $4,661.28, according to Bloomberg data. However, its all-time high was $109,241 just prior to today's high. This comes with both Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump launching cryptocurrencies or 'meme coins' names after themselves. $TRUMP and $MELANIA.

Also Read | $MELANIA Meme Coin: How to Buy Donald Trump’s Wife Melania Cryptocurrency.

At 1 pm (IST) $TRUMP rose by 352.44%, reaching $0.005567, while $MELANIA rose 69.32%, reaching $12.41, according to the international new reports. Other cryptos like Ethereum surged by 3.54%, reaching $3,384.20.

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