On Monday, during intraday trading, the Nasdaq Composite index updated its historical maximum at 21,885.62 points, which was another strong achievement for technology stocks this year.
AI chip manufacturers Broadcom and Nvidia led the rally, but growth was also shown by tech giants such as Microsoft and Meta. Bitcoin (BTC) increased by 1%, rising above the mark of $122,000.
Below is a table with the seven leading companies by market capitalization.
Rally of technology companies' stocks. Source: companiesmarketcap.com
Awaiting further developments, experts expect the publication of inflation data in the U.S., which will be released this week. This will determine whether stocks and Bitcoin will maintain stability or falter, as happened last week after the publication of two weak employment reports in the U.S.
According to Coinmarketcap, on the evening of September 9, Bitcoin was trading at $112,244, having increased by 1.04% over 24 hours and by 3.22% over the week. Since yesterday, the BTC exchange rate has fluctuated between $110,630 and $112,869.
The trading volume over the last 24 hours increased by 61.13%, mainly due to the traditional rise after the weekend, amounting to just under $39.27 billion. The market capitalization, like the price, rose by 1.1% to $2.23 trillion. At the same time, Bitcoin's dominance decreased by 0.17% over the day to 58.38%.
According to Coinglass, the total open interest in Bitcoin futures over 24 hours increased by 3.56% to $81.77 billion. Liquidations of Bitcoins amounted to $29.39 million, with the majority being short positions totaling $23.21 million, while the remaining part was long positions amounting to $6.18 million.
