Bitcoin's climb began after the halving event, which halved the rewards for miners. This means less new Bitcoin entering the market each day. This could make Bitcoin more valuable over time, if demand stays the same or increases. Historically, Bitcoin has surged after halving events, and many expect the same to happen again.

Bitcoin's price rose from around $63,500 to as high as $66,000 over the weekend. Currently, it's around $66,300. We're waiting to see if Bitcoin's price will continue to rise. Robert Kiyosaki, the author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," predicts Bitcoin could reach $100,000 by September.

Shiba Inu, a popular meme coin, saw a big price increase over the weekend. This happened after the Shiba Inu team announced improvements to Shibarium, its blockchain solution. The upgrade includes a new user interface, making it faster and easier to use. Shibarium aims to make the Shiba Inu ecosystem better by making it faster and cheaper to use.

XRP, another top cryptocurrency, also saw gains, rising 8% to $0.54. The outcome of the lawsuit between Ripple and the SEC could impact XRP's future. The trial is set for April 23, and Ripple has won some important court battles in the past, which could work in its favor.

In conclusion, Bitcoin surged after its halving, Shiba Inu improved its platform, and XRP awaits the outcome of its legal battle. These events could shape the future of these cryptocurrencies.