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Bitcoin climbed above $57,000 for the first time since May as speculators bet that the largest cryptocurrency will retest the record highs reached earlier this year.

The dollar is entering the crypto age, and the U.S. government is poised to give its clearest signal yet on how that will happen.

Bitcoin steadied as traders mulled the largest cryptocurrencys next move following a rebound stoked by comments from Elon Musk, Jack Dorsey and Cathie Wood.

A selloff in Bitcoin accelerated Tuesday, pushing it below $30,000 for the first time in about a month.

Just a few months ago, crypto enthusiasts were hopeful that Washington was warming to digital assets. But cyberattacks demanding bitcoin ransoms, wild trading and rebukes from regulators have eroded their optimism.

Bitcoin fluctuated around the $40,000 level as chartists refocus on key technical factors that may provide clues on where it can go next.

Bitcoin investors were strapped into another roller-coaster ride of sudden drops this weekend, as the price dove below $32,000 before recovering somewhat Monday.

Bitcoin clawed back some of its declines on Thursday after suffering brutal losses in a broad sell-off that vaporized several billion dollars in the cryptocurrency market.

Cryptocurrency investors woke up to grim news Wednesday: A sell-off sent prices crashing across the board, wiping more than half a trillion dollars off the market.

Cryptocurrency was used to purchase grilled fish in Thailand, a vendor in Lamphun province announced on his Facebook page last week.

Bitcoin jumped to an all-time high as the mood in cryptocurrencies turned bullish ahead of Coinbase Global's listing this week.

Looks like Wall Street is about to get 100 billion new reasons to believe in Bitcoin.