Bitcoin surpasses $64,000 for the first time in about a month...up 3%

Supported by a rally in not only the U.S. stock market but also the Asian stock market, Bitcoin has once again surpassed $64,000 (approximately 9.2 million yen).
At 2:30 p.m. on the 20th, the global coin market news site "CoinMarketCap" reported that Bitcoin was trading at 24:00
The price rose 2.87% from the previous day to $63,752 (approximately 9.16 million yen). However, Bitcoin surged to $64,119 (approximately 9.21 million yen) about an hour ago, reaching $64,000.
The Bitcoin rally on this day was due to the US Federal Reserve's big cut (0.5% interest rate cut).
This is thought to be because the U.S. stock market rallied en masse, reflecting the US dollar's interest rate cut one day late, and all Asian stock markets, except for China, also rose when they opened immediately afterwards.
When Bitcoin rallied, Ethereum, the second largest by market capitalization, soared 5.49%, and Solana, the fifth largest by market capitalization, soared 6.97%, causing crypto assets (virtual currencies) to rally together.
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