
According to information from the Financial Times, recently...
On the last Thursday of March, Bitcoin traded above $62,000, reaching a new maximum. This increase occurred after Tesla director Elon Musk announced that users can now pay for the company's electric cars using this cryptocurrency. It is important to note that over the last few weeks, Bitcoin has significantly strengthened against the backdrop of a general increase in interest in digital currencies and investments in them.
"Jerome Powell, Chairman of the Federal Reserve System of the USA, noted that Bitcoin does not pose a threat to the dollar, as cryptocurrency is more useful for speculation than for payments."
Despite all these positive moments, Bitcoin prices remain unstable and subject to sharp fluctuations. Various analysts indicate the risks associated with the fact that such high volatility can negatively affect obligations and stocks, as well as create financial risks for investors.