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🚀 Bitcoin approaches $15,000! 🔼

2:22 PM 5 November 2020

Bitcoin jumps 5% and nears $15,000!

Bitcoin is having a great time in Q4 2020 so far. Famous cryptocurrency is trading almost 40% higher compared to the end of September following 5% gain today. The coin trades at the highest level since December 2017 and looks towards a test of the $15,000 mark. Ongoing rally was sparked by a bunch of positive news, including an announcement from PayPal that it will start allowing cryptocurrencies on its platform.

BITCOIN trades at the highest level since end-2017. Coin gains 5% today and looks towards the $15,000 mark. Source: xStation5

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