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Bitcoin advanced more than a per cent to regain the $27,000 mark, while its largest peer, Ethereum, jumped as much as 4 per cent to hover close to $1,800-levels.
Bitcoin fell over 3 per cent and slipped below the $27,000-mark, while its largest peer Ethereum also fell more than 3 per cent but was able to hold the $1,700-levels.
Bitcoin rose more than 3 per cent to regain the $28,000 mark even after the rate hikes, while its largest peer, Ethereum, was also up about 4 per cent, regaining the $1,800 level.
Cryptocurrency prices fell 1.05 per cent on Thursday morning following yesterday's gains. The market was dragged down by losses in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other altcoins.
On Monday, February 6th, non-profit organizations have turned to crypto to receive funds to aid rescue efforts and provide relief to individuals affected by the Turkey-Syria earthquakes.