Bitcoin Finally Explodes And Breaks $30,500 – Crypto Twitter Celebrates The New ATH | CryptoGazette

After a few days of taunting $30k, Bitcoin finally explodes and hits above the $30,500 limit.

At the moment of writing this article, BTC is trading in the green, and the king coin is priced at $30,554.83.

On Twitter, everyone is celebrating like crazy this massive achievement with which BTC began in 2021.

$ 3 0 , 0 0 0#Bitcoin

— Binance (@binance) January 2, 2021

30K all day. #Bitcoin

— The Wolf Of All Streets (@scottmelker) January 2, 2021

The popular Hodlonaut is also here, celebrating with the rest of us the massive achievement that Bitcoin was able to make.

Congrats on $30k, friends 🚀

— hodlonaut 🌮⚡🔑 🐝 (@hodlonaut) January 2, 2021

Earlier today, he tweeted the following message:

Bitcoin’s upside and world changing potential cannot be overstated. Rabbit hole of brilliance.

Shitcoins’ downside and utter uselessness cannot be overstated. Rabbit hole of dogshit.

Insane how people try to cram Bitcoin and shitcoins together as “crypto”.

— hodlonaut 🌮⚡🔑 🐝 (@hodlonaut) January 2, 2021

A commenter said: “For a few months now I have come to the conclusion our best way forward is to disentangle ourselves from the shitcoins. We are not like them. Bitcoin is not like them.
Our eyes should be on challenging the established legacy SoVs, not shitcoins. Few.”

Anyway, the crypto space is celebrating this great beginning of 2021 amidst the global crisis in the middle of which the world is still lingering.

BTC booming predictions are flooding the crypto space

There have also been all kinds of crypto predictions released and the ones around BTC are extremely optimistic for 2021.

During a recent interview with CNBC, Tom Lee said that the fact that the dollar keeps weakening would be contributing to the surging of Bitcoin’s price.

“First, Bitcoin’s got to be denominated in something. So if the dollar’s weakening, [and] Bitcoin holds its value, then Bitcoin goes up. But the more important effect is this year we did see a lot of central bank liquidity,” he said.