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Legendary former NBA player Scottie Pippen, known for his talks with Satoshi Nakamoto in his dreams, is celebrating the new Bitcoin historic peak, and he expects the whole crypto market to continue rising.
He calls on top cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin and some meme coins, to go higher.
"Send everything higher": BTC, ETH, SHIB, DOGE, XRP
Pippen’s message to the crypto community and his X fans was a simple yet bullish one, written in caps: “SEND EVERYTHING HIGHER.” He mentioned not only Bitcoin and Ethereum but also other top 10 and 20 cryptos — Shiba Inu, Dogecoin, XRP, Cardano, Solana, etc.
Bitcoin is up 6.2% since Thursday, trading at $117,832. Ethereum logged a massive 9.7% increase earlier today, briefly recovering the $3,000 level for the first time since February. SHIB surged by 9.24%, reaching a local peak of $0.00001362, but rebounded to $0.00001344. Everything followed Bitcoin in its bullish run that was unleashed today.
Earlier this week, Pippen published a tweet with a list of cryptos that he watches. Apart from XRP, SHIB and DOGE, it also included BNB, CRO, SOL and LINK.
CZ's message to those who missed Bitcoin dip
Binance cofounder and former chief executive officer CZ addressed those who missed the previous Bitcoin dips. He reassured readers that in the future, the community will see many other price dips. “We are still in one now,” he added.
CZ reminded everyone that there will be no limit to governments printing fiat money; however, there is no way the programmed Bitcoin supply of 21 million can be extended to a single coin.
Dan Burgin
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U.Today Editorial Team