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📈Bitcoin hits new all-time high❗

4:34 PM 30 November 2020

Bitcoin price approaches $20,000

Bitcoin investors had to wait nearly three years to celebrate a new all-time high. Today the most popular cryptocurrency traded as high as $19,786.24, breaking the previous record set in December 2017 by $3, according to CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index (BPI) data. Bitcoin has gained more than 170% this year, as demand for assets perceived as resistant to inflation increased amid unprecedented fiscal and monetary stimulus.

BITCOIN - price managed to break above the local resistance at $19 400 during today's session. If the current sentiment prevails, the upward move could be extended to the $20 000 pts handle. Source: xStation5

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