Bitcoin Surges Above $10,000 Again Amidst the Unrest Across the United States.

Bitcoin Surges Above $10,000 Again Amidst the Unrest Across the United States.
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Bitcoin surges above $10,000 again amidst the unrest across the United States.

The price of bitcoin has surged above $10,000 for the first time since ib 25 days. 

This happend in about 15 minutes after U.S. President Donald Trump finished a speech on how he will address the current chaos in the country. 

After a brief pullback to $10,100, bulls moved in to increase the bitcoin buying pressure against US dollar. 

At press time, the top-ranked cryptocurrency on CoinMarketCap has broken above $10,000 mark which has been in place since 25 days ago. Bitcoin currently trades at $10,123.96.

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According to bitcoin price analysts, here these are some of the reasons that could be driving the current bull run:

  • Bitcoin has been consolidating at $9, 500 making a strong case for a possible breakout
  • The growing U.S. turmoil is fueling the narrative
  • Growing inflation as the US and other governments worldwide prevent negative interest rates
  • Long periods of stability and low bitcoin volatility levels (within the 2% range for over 100hrs) have historically correlated with large price movements
  • Rising premiums in bitcoin futures pointing to a large demand spike for long positions
  • Rising premiums in options contracts as traders are willing to pay more for long exposure.

Altcoins also began to rally in response to Bitcoin moving back to $10,000 and many tokens in the top-20 rallied 3 to 5%. 

Tokens like Binance coin has incread by 3.42%. Ether (ETH), the largest altcoin, moved 4.47% to $249.37 while XRP gained 3.62%.

The total cryptocurrency market capitalization is over $283.2 billion at the time of writing with Bitcoin still covering a total share of  share 65.7%.


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