Crypto assets inch down, Bitcoin keeps to $6,500
On Tuesday, crypto assets declined a bit, while Bitcoin kept to $6,500…
Bitcoin rallies above $12,000 to record maximum on relentless demand
On Wednesday, Bitcoin managed to extend its eye-popping rally, jumping above $12,000 to a record maximum notwithstanding questions about the cryptocurrency's real value as well as worries about a dangerous bubble.
Bitcoin got a powerful boost after Friday's announcement by the major American derivatives regulator that it would permit CME Group Inc as well as CBOE Global Markets to have bitcoin futures contracts listed.
The given move actually opens the door to added regulation and also more mainstream adoption because bitcoin futures along with other derivatives would simplify trading the new asset class.
Bitcoin's shocking leap over 10-fold from $1,000 at the start of 2017 has generated regulatory scrutiny around the globe.
Moreover, some high profile individuals, including Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz have told that the cryptocurrency needs to be immediately forbidden.
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