Bitcoin rose as traders looked towards further Fed support after the U.S. jobs miss. Altcoins continue to outperform.
Bull frenzy grips crypto markets as the hunt for yield goes beyond bitcoin and ether.
Bitcoin tends to perform well in the days following the month-end options settlement, based on recent history.
The implication is the ongoing capital rotation out of bitcoin and into ether is likely to continue over the coming months.
The price move extends the second-largest cryptocurrency's stunning rally this year: It has tripled already in 2021, amid trader enthusiasm over growth in blockchain applications.
Bias for short-term bitcoin puts or bearish bets has weakened in the wake of price rise.
Polygon has seen a 10x rise in the number of transactions since the start of the year.
Bitcoin's share of the overall industry market capitalization has fallen as ether and other altcoins have surged in price.
Cryptocurrencies "challenge the ability of governments to levy taxes and to control capital flows more broadly," the report says.
Tapiero is joined by Michael Dubilier and Stan Miroshnik.
Monday's plunge has erased almost all the gains the leading cryptocurrency had achieved in the new year.
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