The latest rally pushed the market cap over $2 trillion
April started as a month of records for cryptocurrencies.
Data from Blockfolio and CoinGecko revealed that the cryptocurrency market
capitalization reached $ trillion, as the interest in digital coins increased
in the past months.
After the latest surge, Bitcoin accounts for
more than 50% of the market's total cap, as it hit $1.1 trillion. Also, Ethereum hit $2,144.99
on Friday, a new record for it. Its market cap reached $244 billion.
Cryptos have started gaining ground after companies like Tesla and BNY Mellon announced
that they have started accepting them as a payment method. Moreover, investment
banks such as Goldman
Sachs and Morgan
Stanley are considering facilitating such investments to their clients.
Sources: cnbc.com, investing.com
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