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Bitcoin's rocky reign and the rise of memecoins: Why 2021 was crypto's wildest year yet
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euronews.comBitcoin close to $70,000 (€61,800), "memecoins" worth billions of dollars, a blockbuster Wall Street listing and a sweeping Chinese crackdown: 2021 was the wildest yet for cryptocurrencies, even by the sector's volatile standards.
Digital assets started the year with a stampede of cash from investors large and small. And Bitcoin and its kin were rarely out of the spotlight since, with the language of crypto becoming firmly entrenched in the investor lexicon.
Here is a look at some of the major trends that dominated cryptocurrencies this year.
The original cryptocurrency held the crown as the biggest and most well-known token - though not without a host of challengers biting at its heels.
Bitcoin soared over 120 per cent from January 1 to a
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