Bitcoin has a year of rehabilitation in 2019, following a year of being mauled by wolves. The first cryptocurrency regained 65 percent of the market share and increased in value until June 2019, when it reached a 2019 high of $13,275. In early February 2019, $3,300 reached a point of resistance as the price continued to go downward. The $4,200 level of the bitcoin price will fall on April 2, and it will reach $5,100 within a short period of time.


The reason for this was a single customer purchasing 20,000 bitcoins simultaneously on multiple exchanges, according to subsequent reports. Many see this as a result of major market participants coming back. In June 2019, Bitcoin rose to $13,275. This may have been the result of the introduction of bitcoin futures, which became increasingly popular in 2019. Since then, Bitcoin's price has declined throughout the year.