ALBAWABA – Following the cryptocurrency's longest and biggest rally since May, Bitcoin broke over $44,000 then dipped slightly on Wednesday but held close to the new threshold as hopes built on the prospect of the United States (US) allowing its first spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The world’s top digital asset climbed for six days through Tuesday, gaining around 16 percent, holding at $43,525 as of 0623 a.m. in London ...