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Bitcoin leaps to all-time peak above $2,100
On Monday, bitcoin managed to clear the $2,100-level for the first time to reach a fresh record peak, as a monster soar is still actual amid bullish noises as for the future of the cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin edged up to a daily high of $2,105.00 in New York, thus demonstrating its highest value on record.
On Monday, other big exchanges, including BTC-e, Kraken, Bitfinex, Poloniex and BitStamp also demonstrated the cryptocurrency at about the $2,100-level.
Since the beginning of the year, the price of bitcoin has inched up 116%.
The revenues arose as the New York-based parent company of bitcoin options exchange LedgerX, Ledger Holdings announced on Monday it closed $11.4 million in funding led by China's Huiyin Blockchain Venture Investments as well as Miami International Holdings Inc.
The funding actually backs LedgerX's initiative to operate a regulated exchange and clearing house for bitcoin as well as other digital currencies.
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