BTC, ETH In addition to stablecoins, small gains are recorded, losses hit only a few altcoins

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The larger portion of the crypto price chart featured green alongside most cryptocurrencies on Tuesday, January 3rd. With a marginal gain of 0.27 percent, Bitcoin opened trading at a price of $16,668 (about 13.7 lakh). The oldest cryptocurrency of all time also maintained similar momentum on international exchanges such as Coinbase, CoinMarketCap and Binance. In the last 24 hours, BTC has gained $98 (about 8,105 rupees) from its price of $16,570 (about 13.7 lakh) at which it opened yesterday.

ether achieved slightly larger gains than bitcoin. ETH price surged 1.09 percent to trade at $1,213 (about 1 lakh). Crypto price tracker shown by Gadgets 360.

stablecoins such as tether, USD coin, rippleand Binance USD — opened with small profits.

They were joined by other profitable altcoins, including Binance coin, Cardano, polygon, Litecoin, Speckle, Tron, Solana, Uniswapand avalanche.

Dogecoins and Shiba Inu also grew out of their respective losing spells to peak with marginal gains.

The overall valuation of the crypto market increased by 0.94 percent in the last 24 hours.

acc CoinMarketCapThe market capitalization of the crypto sector is 806 billion US dollars (approximately 66.69.448 billion rupees).

In the background, the crypto market is showing small signs of recovery, LION, Monero, Zcashand brain trust experienced price drop.

“As more and more people become aware of cryptocurrencies and the technology behind them, it is likely that the number of people and companies using these assets will continue to grow. Overall, it is important to keep in mind that the cryptocurrency sector is still relatively young and unpredictable, and it is possible that there will be significant changes and developments in the coming years,” Amanjot Malhotra, India Head of Bitay Crypto Exchange, told Gadgets 360 .

This year 2023 is expected to see more nations formulate laws around cryptocurrencies and virtual digital assets (VDAs) to add a layer of security for investors.

Italy officially opted for it on December 2nd impose a 26 percent capital tax on profits exceeding $2,060 (about 1.7 lakh) derived from crypto trading.

On the other hand, Great Britain, which wants to establish itself as a global crypto hub, has decided withdraw Tax plates for foreigners using local UK crypto exchanges to buy cryptocurrencies.


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