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Home » Cryptocurrency News » Cryptocurrency News » Bitcoin Price Breaches $12K for First Time Since August Bitcoin Price Breaches $12K for First Time Since August October 20, 2020 Oct 20, 2020 at 17:50 UTC Updated Oct 20, 2020 at 18:16 UTC Bitcoin prices, Sep.20 – Oct.20, 2020. Bitcoin (BTC) prices rallied Tuesday, briefly trading…

Home » Cryptocurrency News » Cryptocurrency News » Bitcoin Price Breaches $12K for First Time Since August Bitcoin Price Breaches $12K for First Time Since August October 20, 2020
Oct 20, 2020 at 17:50 UTC Updated Oct 20, 2020 at 18:16 UTC
Bitcoin prices, Sep.20 – Oct.20, 2020.
Bitcoin (BTC) prices rallied Tuesday, briefly trading above $12,000 for the first time in more than two months.The cryptocurrency traded around $12,034.70, up 2.57% over the previous 24 hours, before settling back to $11,94628, up 2.26%, at press time.The 24-hour price range for bitcoin: $11,672.69 – $12,047.10.

The rally was highly anticipated by the market after the No.1 cryptocurrency by market capitalization had a six-day streak of gains last week.

Before breaking above $12,000, bitcoin prices had to overcome a large number of sell orders slightly below that level.“Bitcoin has been on a steady rise over recent weeks, driven partly by the news of Square’s $50 million bitcoin buy, and perhaps more substantially because of recent comments from U.S.Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell regarding CBDC adoption in the U.S.,” Simon Peters, analyst at investment platform eToro, said in an email, referring to central bank digital currency.“I am encouraged that this isn’t a sharp move, which is usually a function of stop-loss trades,” Vishal Shah, founder of Alpha5 told CoinDesk, citing limited leverage and suppressed bitcoin futures curve.“It feels like a more genuine move.” The last time bitcoin prices hit the $12,000 level was Aug.

17.As for what happens next, the market will have to wait to see how the price will react at the $12,000 level, according to Peters, adding that prices “haven’t convincingly stayed above the threshold this year.” “Before investors look to the next bull run, we need to see the price remain above $12,000 for an extended period of time,” he added.Other coins from the CoinDesk 20 including ether, lumen, monero and dash, were down between 2% and 4.9% in the past 24 hours.
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