Bitcoin Rises 5% to $51,711, Ether Increases

October 6, 2021

Bitcoin gained 5.01% to $51,711.21 on Tuesday, closing at $2,469.07 above its previous closing price.

Similarly, Ether, the coin linked to Ethereum’s blockchain network, rose 4.54% to $3,537.56, adding $153.68 to its previous closing price.

The latest development showed that Bitcoin has passed the $50,000 mark for the first time in four weeks.

Market participants and experts, however, believe that the recent turn in events in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is being facilitated by the increase in institutional crypto services provided by banks and financial institutions, which are moving to meet investor demand, increase investment flows, and, undoubtedly, more supportive statements by regulators toward the cryptocurrency.

CoinDesk said Tuesday that Bitcoin posted a 25% gain and Ether a 32% gain in the third quarter.

Kraken Intelligence, a research blog run by the Kraken cryptocurrency exchange, showed that the fourth quarter of 2021 remains the best quarter in Bitcoin history, with the cryptocurrency posting average and median returns of 119% and 58%, respectively.

For more information, read the original story in Reuters.

Top Stories

Related Articles

June 26, 2026 Polaroid has launched a new advertising campaign criticizing data centre water consumption as concerns about the environmental more...

June 26, 2026 Opposition to large-scale data centre developments tied to the artificial intelligence boom is beginning to influence U.S. more...

June 26, 2026 Meta's chief technology officer says employee morale has fallen to one of the lowest levels in the more...

June 26, 2026 Memory chip maker Micron says it has signed 16 long-term strategic customer agreements that include price floors more...

Picture of TND News Desk

TND News Desk

Staff writer for Tech Newsday.
Picture of TND News Desk

TND News Desk

Staff writer for Tech Newsday.

Jim Love

Jim is an author and podcast host with over 40 years in technology.

Share:
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn