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Bitcoin once surged above $76,000, while Ethereum is currently up over 3.7%.

Bitcoin once surged above $76,000, while Ethereum is currently up over 3.7%.

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MarketVectorTM Digital Assets 100 Mid Cap Index rose by 0.91% to 2769.65 points. The MarketVector Digital Assets 100 Index increased by 3.35% to 14,877.09 points, having previously reached 15,163.81 points at 22:31 (UTC+8). Currently, Solana is up 1.23%, Dogecoin increased by 2.35%, and XRP rose by 1.31%. Bitcoin is up 2.26%, currently quoted at $74,772; Ethereum rose by 3.74%, now at $2,338.
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