Topic: [2020-11-18] Cryptocurrency: Bitcoin hits three-year high as investors jump in (Read 133 times)
November 28, 2020, 10:38:04 AM
yes, its good news and the bitcoin is always top asset and it is best asset in past ,present and feature .it will go more top level in all market place.
November 25, 2020, 09:13:39 AM
A week after, bitcoin is almost touching the ATH and will pass it most likely in few hours or days.
November 17, 2020, 11:32:17 PM
Cryptocurrency: Bitcoin hits three-year high as investors jump in
Bitcoin, the world's best-known cryptocurrency, has jumped above $17,000 (£12,800) to hit a three-year high.
The digital currency has suffered plenty of wild price swings since it was launched in 2009.
But investors have been flocking to cryptocurrencies during the pandemic-driven volatility on global stock markets.
However, experts have cautioned about viewing them as a "safe haven".
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On Wednesday, Bitcoin had climbed more than 7% to $17,891, its highest level since December 2017.
Some analysts said the Covid-19 pandemic has encouraged investors to reassess the long-term outlook for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
But there are still concerns about the fraudulent trading in cryptocurrencies following a succession of high-profile hacks.
'Bouncing like a yo-yo'
During times of volatility, investors tend to move their money out of shares and into what are considered safer havens, like cash and gold.
Some feel cryptocurrencies are now being viewed as a shelter from stock market volatility.
Read more here : https://www.bbc.com/news/business-54982604
Bitcoin, the world's best-known cryptocurrency, has jumped above $17,000 (£12,800) to hit a three-year high.
The digital currency has suffered plenty of wild price swings since it was launched in 2009.
But investors have been flocking to cryptocurrencies during the pandemic-driven volatility on global stock markets.
However, experts have cautioned about viewing them as a "safe haven".
transactions'
On Wednesday, Bitcoin had climbed more than 7% to $17,891, its highest level since December 2017.
Some analysts said the Covid-19 pandemic has encouraged investors to reassess the long-term outlook for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
But there are still concerns about the fraudulent trading in cryptocurrencies following a succession of high-profile hacks.
'Bouncing like a yo-yo'
During times of volatility, investors tend to move their money out of shares and into what are considered safer havens, like cash and gold.
Some feel cryptocurrencies are now being viewed as a shelter from stock market volatility.
Read more here : https://www.bbc.com/news/business-54982604
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