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Bitcoin has emerged resilient amid global economic crises, making the case for an unregulated currency when regulatory institutions have struggled to check banking crises. The bitcoin has surged more than 50 per cent higher compared to last year.

New Delhi: The world’s foremost cryptocurrency bitcoin has surged back above $30,000 levels for the first time since April, touching $30,686.20 apiece at 5:48 pm, according to Yahoo Finance data.

The digital currency briefly touched $31,103 apiece, the highest since June 2022.

While the new price is at a 50 per cent premium compared to last year, it is still lower than the all-time high of $69,000, show data.

To be sure, the cryptocurrency space has been hit by multiple scandals and regulatory actions in recent weeks, with the US SEC going after crypto exchanges Binance and Coinbase earlier this month.

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However, bitcoin evangelists are finding the current macroeconomic scenario to be a play out of the theses that guide the cryptocurrency movement.

Digital currency advocates vouch for in-built transparency in the blockchain structure of these tokens. They also call for unregulated and free movement of currency in digital form.

The recent US banking crisis, mismanagement by the central bank, and rising inflation form the classic case for bitcoin supporters to advocate a shift to the cryptocurrency, Bloomberg reported, citing Strahinja Savix, Head of Data and Analytics at FRNT Financial.

Cryptocurrencies may have also gathered steam based on investment fund BlackRock’s filing for a crypto-linked exchange-traded fund.

Also read: Bitcoin surges despite US SED crackdown on Binance and Coinbase

This was followed by reports of the launch of similar ETFs by asset managers Invesco and WisdomTree. The continued uncertainty in global and US economic conditions may make for a fertile trading ground for cryptocurrencies.

The end of US economic resilience will make for “interesting” watch on “how Bitcoin and all other top cryptos perform,” said OANDA Senior Market Analyst Ed Moya.

Another positive development has been the enablement of euro payments by JP Morgan through its digital coin JPM.

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