Bitcoin, the most famous cryptocurrency in the world, rose 3.6% this Thursday to a maximum of $98,937, and approached $100,000, extending its rally to a new record amid optimism over the support of the president-elect of the United States, Donald Trump, to digital assets.
Bitcoin continues unstoppable; is approaching $100,000
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