Bitcoin Weekly Recap Week of August 23 – August 29 2021

Highest ever BTC price ATH of ~$58,300 on August 28th Weekend dip to $45,600 on profit taking and potential Chinese crackdown FOMO caused a quick return to $50k Coinbase becomes a public company via direct listing on April 14 IPO at $250bn, valuing company 20x higher than last private funding round in 2018

Bitcoin had a volatile week, starting off with an all-time high price of around $58,300 on August 28th before dipping to $45,600 over the weekend. The dip was likely due to profit taking and fears of a potential Chinese crackdown on cryptocurrencies. However, FOMO (fear of missing out) quickly drove the price back up to $50,000.

In other news, Coinbase became a public company via direct listing on April 14. The IPO valued the company at $250 billion, 20 times higher than its last private funding round in 2018. This makes Coinbase the most valuable cryptocurrency company in the world.

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