Bitcoin Tops $90,000 for First Time Since March After Two‑Day Rally

Bitcoin surged back above $90,000 on 22 April, the first time the world’s largest cryptocurrency has traded at that level since 7 March, ending a roughly 45‑day stretch below the threshold, according to multiple crypto‑market data services.

The rally gathered pace late on 21 April, when Bitcoin crossed $86,000, $87,000 and $88,000 in rapid succession. Momentum continued into the next trading session: the token reclaimed $89,000 early on 22 April before breaking through $90,000 shortly after 13:40 UTC.

The two‑day climb of more than $4,000 restores much of the ground lost in recent weeks and puts the digital asset in sight of retesting its early‑March highs. Market participants are now watching whether the psychological $90,000 mark can hold as support.

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