Капитализация крипторынка выросла до рекордных $4 трлн. Что вызвало рост

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Капитализация крипторынка выросла до новых максимумов - биткоин в одном проценте от исторического пика и десятки процентов роста у Ethereum

«РБК-Крипто» не дает инвестиционных советов, материал опубликован исключительно в ознакомительных целях. Криптовалюта — это волатильный актив, который может привести к финансовым убыткам.

11 августа капитализация крипторынка выросла до рекордных $4,06 трлн. Это произошло на фоне подъема цены биткоина за прошедшие сутки с $118 тыс. до $122 тыс., что примерно в 1% от рекордного максимума, достигнутого 14 июля. Курс Ethereum впервые в 2025 году превысил $4300, что примерно на 12% ниже исторического максимума ноября 2021 года.

BTC/USD

121 660 +3 440 (2,91%)
ОКХ Aug 11 11:33:43
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Общая капитализация крипторынка впервые превысила $4,06 трлн, из которых $2,43 трлн приходится на биткоин, $518 млрд — на Ethereum и $164 млрд — на стейблкоин USDT от Tether, согласно Coinmarketcap на 11 августа.

Обогнали золото

С начала июля это самый мощный дневной рост котировок. Этот рост позволил главной криптовалюте обойти золото по доходности в этом году, став одним из самых быстрорастущих активов с начала 2025 года.

Для сравнения, основные биржевые индексы S&P 500 и NASDAQ 100 выросли на 8,6% и 12,3% соответственно. Цена золота увеличилась на 28,2%, а котировки биткоина — на 30,4%, согласно TradingView на 11 августа.

Общий рост крипторынка подкрепляется увеличением цены второй по капитализации криптовалюты — Ethereum (ETH), которая за прошедшую неделю подорожала более чем на 21%.

ETH/USD

4 278,3 +71,9 (1,71%)
ОКХ Aug 11 11:35:01

По данным на утро 11 августа ETH торгуется выше $4,3 тыс., что является максимумом с начала декабря 2021 года. Цена ETH находится примерно в 12% от исторического пика (около $4,9 тыс.), зафиксированного в ноябре 2021 года.

Годовщина Strategy

Новый максимум по капитализации рынка криптовалют совпал с годовщиной первого шага компании Strategy (ранее MiscroStrategy) Майкла Сэйлора по превращению в крупнейшего корпоративного держателя биткоина — сегодня, 11 августа, отмечается 5 лет с момента первой покупки биткоинов на сумму $250 млн. С тех пор акции компании подорожали на 2600%, а запасы биткоина выросли почти в 30 раз до десятков миллиардов долларов или сотен тысяч монет главной криптовалюты.

Модель инвестирования в биткоин Strategy задала тренд, в том числе благодаря которому на криптовалюту появился спрос со стороны традиционных компаний, скупающих главную криптовалюту на десятки миллиардов долларов в 2025 году.

11 августа 2020 года Strategy (тикер MSTR, ранее известная как MicroStrategy) впервые объявила покупке биткоина (BTC) на баланс компании в качестве резервного актива. Тогда было вложено $250 млн на покупку 21 454 BTC. В тот день цена биткоина находилась у отметки около $12 тыс., а цена MSTR составляла около $14.

Совокупная нереализованная прибыль Strategy от вложений в биткоин составляет более $30,6 млрд или более 66% к вложенным средствам, согласно мониторингу SaylorTracker.

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