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Bitcoin Hits New All-Time High, But in Canadian Dollars

Bitcoin’s climb to around $120,000 has fueled speculation of further upside, mirroring a breakout-and-retest pattern seen in 2021.

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Bitcoin has hit a new all-time high in Canadian dollars on Monday, trading at 168,200 CAD for the first time. The latest milestone came while its value in U.S. dollars remains below its previous peak. It also highlights how most fiat currencies struggle to keep up with the globally decentralized currency, BTC.

Bitcoin Hits All Time High in Canadian Dollars
(Source: CoinMarketCap)

The latest rally came at a time when Bitcoin nearly crossed its recently set USD all-time high of $123,091. While BTC fell short of reaching that mark in USD, it did so in CAD, reflecting strong market optimism.

But there is more. Historical comparisons reinforce the outlook that as Bitcoin continues to consolidate near its previous all-time high, the cryptocurrency will likely see a breakout in the coming weeks. 

For instance, in 2021, such a setup preceded a surge from about $12,000 to over $20,000 within weeks, eventually reaching new highs. Market watchers believe that if a similar outcome plays out, then it could pave the way for another extended rally in the price of BTC..

Bitcoin Rally Sparks Broader Market Strength

Alongside bitcoin’s performance, the total market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies has reached a record $4.1 trillion, signaling broad market strength rather than a rally driven by a single asset. This strong backdrop appears to be attracting large holders, with nearly 19,000 blockchain addresses now holding at least 100 BTC—the highest number ever recorded.

Regarding the above statistic, market analyst Brandon Turp recently noted that holding one BTC may one day surpass the prestige of owning multiple rental properties, underscoring the asset’s growing appeal among high-net-worth participants.

Meanwhile, it is worth noting that the crypto market seems to have suffered a correction in the lead-up to press time. Bitcoin is currently trading around $118,000, a notable decrease from the highs above $122,000 reached earlier in the day.

The decline came despite substantial volume over the weekend and news of institutions like Strategy acquiring additional BTC. It remains to be seen whether Monday’s price action sets a tone for the new week or whether whales will resume the uptrend with increased bidding as the week goes on.

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Jonathan Agozie

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