BlockFi's bankruptcy announcement Monday couldn't keep the crypto markets down as the week's positive economic data boosted cryptocurrency markets. Bitcoin and Ethereum were trading at their highest levels in a month after fighting to hold above two-year lows in the wake of the FTX collapse. Scroll down to catch up on the top crypto headlines from the week.
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Cryptocurrency Price Action
Bitcoin rose roughly 3% over the week and is hugging the $17,000 level as of Friday afternoon, its highest mark in a month. The world's largest cryptocurrency has climbed off two-year lows, even as fears of a liquidity contagion stemming from the FTX bankruptcy continue to rattle the industry. Bitcoin traded above $21,000 at the beginning of the November, prior to the unraveling of FTX.
Ethereum is at its highest level since early November after jumping 7.5% to $1,300 by late Friday. The #2 crypto traded above $1,600 prior to the FTX crash.
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