ETH Reaches New Record High as BTC Hits $22,000

News • 2020/12/16 • by
damzylance

While BTC keeps pushing into new record highs, ETH also reached a new record high after the news that CME is planning to start ETH futures bonds next year.

Bitcoin’s price reached a new record high on the 16th of December, increasing by 10% in a day from $19,140 to $21,340. On the 17th of December, Bitcoin extended its gains by an additional 4%, while the market is presently looking for reinforcement close to $21,800 after reaching a top of $22,160.

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While most traders are fixated on the BTC trend, ETH also reached a record high after increasing 10% on the 16th of December. Presently, the value is extended to a local high of $656 on BitMEX, with the trades presently moving half percent over yesterday's final price of $640.

The price surge came after the news of CME's intention of launching Ethereum futures next year, awaiting operational authorization.

CME started its BTC futures bonds in December 2017, which beckoned the high of the 2017 milestone surge.

Many traders believe that ETH could see a greater uptrend move. Twitter crypto analyst “Altcoin Sherpa” stated that Ethereum began a bullish rally in December. He also noted that ETH realized about 100% gains in Decembers since 2017, and as such, the crypto asset will surpass $1k.

What do you think of Ethereum's performance? Let's discuss this in the comments.

Comments (3)
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andrei12
6 years ago
i think the market is in a bull run
visiblemoney
6 years ago
Ethereum performance has been improving since the launch of ETH 2.0 which is responsible for the active engagement of the token at the moment after long months of nonperformance due to extraneous fees caused by Defi activities.
ajii12
6 years ago
impressive a new ATH

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