All of the top 10 stocks have risen, and 92 of the top 100 have green lights, indicating an increase.
According to CoinMarketCap, the price of bitcoin was $47,939.04 at 9 am New York time, up 7.14% from the previous 24 hours.
Ethereum 12.68%, Cardano 2.56%, Binance Coin 18.73%, Polkadot 12.61%, XRP 4.41%, Litecoin 7.02%.
At this time, the market capitalization of the cryptocurrency market reached $1.47 trillion, and the share of bitcoin fell to 60.8%.

Source: Coin Market Cap (as of March 1, 9:00 am, New York time)
The Chicago Merchandise Exchange (CME) bitcoin futures price also rose. March, which is the most actively traded, rose by $2395 to $48,720, April’s by $2375 to $49,280, and May’s by $2,140 to $49,755.
The Ethereum futures price rose by $1547.25, up by $90.25 in March, and there are no trades for April and May.
In the cryptocurrency market, most stocks started off with a remarkable rebound from the recent downtrend.
Bitcoin is rising close to $48,000 at the beginning of the market, and its trading volume is close to $55 billion.
Ethereum is rising above $1500 and Binance Coin is on the rise.
Cardano, which continued a strong uptrend due to market expectations for network upgrades, appears to have slowed down.
Cointelegraph pointed out that bitcoin, which had fallen to $43,000, is showing a stabilization by rebounding from the start of the week, and pointed out that the prospect that the macro factor is optimistic and that there is still a possibility of a large adjustment are mixed.
Cointelegraph also raised concerns about the possibility of inflation caused by a massive money supply due to the passage of the US President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion in economic stimulus package to the House of Representatives, and the cost of disaster assistance to be paid at a rate of $1,400 per American. It was cited as an optimistic factor that could lead to the rise.