Bitcoin (BTC) rose to fill a significant gap in its price history on Aug. 3 towards $12,000.
Earlier, Monday trading began with a $150 “gap” in Bitcoin futures markets on CME between $11,450 and $11,600. Anticipation immediately built around Bitcoin rising to fill the void, in line with historical tendencies over the past year.
According to experts, the rise in bitcoin's price is associated with the weakening of a number of world currencies.
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are classified as unsecured digital assets in Kazakhstan. Their release and circulation on the territory of Kazakhstan is prohibited except for cases provided for by law.
