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3 weeks ago crypto currencies took their breath after a wave of violent losses suffered tens of billions of dollars.
Crypto currencies were able to offset part of their losses during the week, led by "bitcoin", which dominated the highest percentage of total gains.
Since Sunday's trading, crypto currencies have gained about $ 27.3 billion after their market value rose from about $ 295.4 billion last Sunday to record $ 322.7 billion in Friday's trading, up 9.24 % .
According to the  "coinmarketcap", Bitcoin which is at the top of the crypto currency market in terms of strength and spread by 9.36% since Sunday trading until Friday morning, after rising from 7718 dollars to record about 8441 dollars, adding about 723 dollars.
The market value of "bitcoin" rose by 9.41% making about 12.3 billion dollars as a profits after the market value from 130.6 billion dollars in trading last Sunday to 142.9 billion dollars in the transactions on Friday morning.
"Ethereum" also rose slightly by about 0.58% after rising from about 517 dollars in trading last Sunday to 520 dollars in the morning trading, adding about $ 3 only.
The market value rose 0.78% after winning about $ 0.4 billion, up from $ 50.8 billion in Sunday's trading to $ 51.2 billion in friday's morning trade.
"Ripple" also rose 5 %, adding about $ 0.03 after rising from $ 0.60 on Sunday to $ 0.63 on Friday.
The market value of "Ripple" rose from $ 23.6 billion to $ 24.8 billion, gaining nearly $ 1.2 billion, an increase of 5.08%.
"bitcoin Cash" made 5.91% too, adding about $ 54 after rising from about 913 dollars on Sunday to 967 dollars on Friday morning.
The market cap of "bitcoin cash" rises 5.8 % to $ 0.9 billion after rising from $ 15.5 billion on Sunday to $ 16.4 billion on Friday.

"litecoin" also rose 6.75% from $ 148 on Sunday to $ 158 in morning trade.

The total market value of the "Litecoin" rose from 8.2 billion dollars on Sunday to 8.8 billion dollars, an increase of 7.31% after adding about 0.6 billion dollars.