New York
BITCOIN is back. Again.
Nearly three years after it went on a hair-bending rise and hit a peak of US$19,783, the price of a single Bitcoin rose above that for the first time on Monday, according to data and news provider CoinDesk. The cryptocurrency has soared since March, after sinking below US$4,000 at the outset of the coronavirus pandemic.
Bitcoin's latest climb is different from its last spike in 2017, which was driven largely by investors in Asia who had just learned about cryptocurrencies. Back then, the digital token soon lost momentum as people questioned what it could do other than allow for easy online speculating and drug and ransom payments.
While those questions remain, Bitcoin...
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