The Bitcoin Price Just Set a New All-Time High Above $4,700
The price of bitcoin is now trading at its highest level ever, according to data from the Bitcoin Price Index.

The price of bitcoin is now trading at its highest level ever.
At press time, the average price of bitcoin across global exchanges was $4,703.21, a figure that was up roughly 4%Ā from a previous high of $4,522.13 set on August 18.

The move comes as bitcoin prices edged up over the day's session, beginning an upward ascent around 12:20 UTC. Since that time, the price of bitcoin is up more thanĀ $100, rising from $4,342 at the time.
Overall, the price of bitcoin is up from a daily low of $4,400. On the year, bitcoin is now up 350% from roughly $1,000 on January 1.
Elsewhere, the price of ether, ethereum's blockchain token, was nearing all-time highs, reaching its highest total observed since mid-June.
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