In the first weeks of March, bitcoin broke all previously set price records. On Wednesday, March 13, the value of the coin exceeded $73,000, and its market capitalization approached $1.5 trillion. In ten years, bitcoin's value has grown by 107365.9%, which has never happened before in the market with any of the assets, including gold, platinum and oil. Naturally, the rapid growth of the VTS price is causing a lot of heated debates on whether the coin can set an all-time record by reaching the $100,000 mark. It can, but under certain conditions. Despite being a highly risky and speculative instrument, bitcoin's value and ability to generate profits is astounding. In the last six months, the value of the coin has grown from $27,000 to $73,000. And there are several reasons for this. The first and most important one is the SEC's approval of applications for tradable funds on BTC and ETH. In fact, this event marked the beginning of mass adoption of cryptocurrencies among corp...