Previous Close | 93,450.61 |
Open | 93,450.61 |
Day's Range | 91,533.64 - 93,814.57 |
52 Week Range | 33,856.79 - 99,397.77 |
Start Date | 2010-07-13 |
Algorithm | N/A |
Market Cap | 1.835T |
Circulating Supply | 19.73M |
Max Supply | N/A |
Volume | |
Volume (24hr) | 62.63B |
Volume (24hr) All Currencies | 62.63B |
The price of bitcoin surged above $68,000 as investors got more hyped about several developments, including a stamp of approval from former President Donald Trump.
President Biden stunned the world by announcing he will not seek re-election. He also announced that he will be supporting Vice President Kamala Harris as his replacement on the Democratic ticket. But not everyone in the Democratic party has anointed Harris as the torchbearer, with former President Obama staying on the sidelines with his endorsement. As if presidential election season wasn’t already chaos for investors, so begins a leap into the great unknown in terms of trading and long-term wealth building. Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi and Washington correspondent Ben Werschkul serve up some of the top takeaways for investors now that the presidential election landscape has been totally upended. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here.
Traders could be forgiven for wanting to cash in after bitcoin's {{BTC}} quick rise of more than 20% to the current $67,000 from its early July lows, but another possibly major positive catalyst might be just days away, said 10x Research founder Markus Thielen.