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Bitcoin Crossing the $10,000 spike is an indication that the Bitcoin is Back

By Dan Saada

Ever Since March 2018, this is the first time that the price of the Bitcoin has crossed $10,000 mark.

Lennon Sweeting, Director of Institutional Trading with Coinsquare Capital Markets, stated, "There are some key players who hold a lot of Bitcoin and can rattle the market.

Several analysts are bullish about the disposition of Bitcoin, and the common rationale is based on the expectation that most of the institutional investors will begin to add…

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange is coming up with a futures contract for Bitcoin.  Fidelity, the money management giant, is setting its foot into Bitcoin Trading.

The SEC is reviewing several applications, and it is currently making a cautious approach to crypto ETFs.

Ethereum, Ripple’ XRP and Litecoin have improved by 3% and 4% during the trading period.  In comparison with Bitcoin, this is an underperformance though considering the…

After a weekend, where we witnessed sideways trending, the price of the Bitcoin jumped by $500 in the last night.

Mati Greenspan, "The old financial system is dying a slow death. Let's hope the new one is brighter."  Bitcoin measures the computing power of Bitcoin miners.

The FOMO is spreading among those who are considering to buy the Bitcoin and the Crypto.  FOMO is one reason that pushes the price of the Bitcoin up.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin miners are finding it hard to complete their mining for earning their rewards.  Mining difficulty is touching 9.

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