Bitcoin briefly rose above $69,900 on Aug. 20, according to market data from HTX, before easing back to $69,300. BlockBeats reported that the move came with a 24-hour gain of 7.24%. The update reflects a short-term spike in BTC price rather than a sustained hold above the higher level. HTX data cited in the report showed the asset breaking through the $69,900 mark during the session, then retreating soon after. At the time of the update, Bitcoin was quoted at $69,300. The report did not provide further details on trading volume or the drivers behind the move, and only noted the intraday breakout, the subsequent pullback, and the 24-hour percentage gain.
Bitcoin briefly climbed above $69,900 on Aug. 20, according to HTX market data cited by BlockBeats, before pulling back to $69,300. The report said BTC was up 7.24% over the past 24 hours.
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