The currency of Pitcairn rose Friday above the $ 10,000 level, as investors returned to buy the virtual currency after it recorded heavy losses earlier this month.
The world's most famous currency rose by 3.3 percent to $ 10058 by 7:58 pm Moscow time, after falling 70 percent from a record high in mid-December, according to the World Bank.
Currency market experts had previously expected the currency to hit a new record high by the middle of this year.
The price of "Bitquin" exceeded the threshold of $ 20,000 in late December 2017, and the currency is trading now at $ 1000.
Currency trading began in 2009, unlike the dollar or the euro. This currency is not supported by a central bank or government, but is made through electronic devices with very complex accounts.