On the evening of November 22, the cryptocurrency market recorded mixed developments. Data from the OKX exchange showed that in the past 24 hours, Bitcoin increased slightly by 0.1%, to about 83,880 USD.
Some other coins decreased in price, of which Ethereum decreased by 0.2% to 2,729 USD; XRP decreased by more than 1% to 1.9 USD; Solana decreased by 0.5% to 126 USD. On the other hand, BNB increased slightly by 0.2% to 820 USD.
Notably, according to CoinTelegraph , a single Bitcoin miner unexpectedly received a reward of up to 3,146 Bitcoins, equivalent to about $266,000, after successfully solving a transaction block in the network.
This person only uses very small capacity equipment on a personal scale, while most mining operations today are handled by large systems.
Experts say this is an extremely rare case and can only happen due to luck.
Bitcoin is trading at $83,880 Source: OKX
The reward consists of the Bitcoins generated according to the system's rules, along with transaction fees from users.
At the same time, sentiment in the cryptocurrency market showed signs of being more positive as the possibility of the US Federal Reserve cutting interest rates at its December meeting increased sharply compared to the previous day.
Many investors expect that if the interest rate cut actually takes place, this will be a supporting factor to help Bitcoin in particular and the cryptocurrency market in general stop the decline and gradually find a new balance.
Softer statements from some Fed leaders, suggesting that interest rates could be cut in the near future without affecting the inflation control target, are seen as the main reason for the increase in market expectations.
However, in general, in the past 7 days, Bitcoin price still decreased by more than 10%, showing that the cryptocurrency market is still facing a lot of pressure and has not really escaped the trend of strong fluctuations.
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