Bitcoin broke $81,000, making the biggest weekly increase in 2023

Coin Bureau reported that the price of bitcoin exceeded $81,000, up 40 per cent from the low point in June, and continued the largest weekly increase since 2023. Last week, a speech by Warsh in Jackson Hall raised the September interest rate hike to 70 per cent, triggering widespread sales of stocks, gold and encrypted markets. Today, Federal Reserve Board member Waller indicated that he had seen “deflation signs” and that it was possible to vote in September to keep interest rates unchanged. The market reacted immediately: the probability of an interest rate hike fell from 70 per cent to about 50 per cent in September, the rate of return on the national debt fell, the United States dollar weakened, bitcoin increased by more than $81,000 by 5 per cent, gold futures by between $2.8 per cent and $4537, as well as pamphlet, Dow Jones and NASDAQ rose, and spotbitcoon ETF attracted $1.92 billion in inflows during the week ending on 21 August, the largest one since last October. According to Bitwise data, Bitcoin ' s relevance to gold has just reached its highest point in six years, while its relevance to NASDAQ has declined from 60 to 33 per cent。