Investors still celebrating the weekend’s record-breaking $6,300 have little to fear this Halloween as renewed momentum coming from CME takes Bitcoin within reach of new heights.
We're launching #Bitcoin futures to provide a regulated trading venue for the #digitalasset market. https://t.co/5RRvVCGtjB pic.twitter.com/zcbCAUriUd
— CMEGroup (@CMEGroup) October 31, 2017
The move appeared broadly expected Tuesday even without the news, analyst Tone Vays and investor Max Keiser both predicting imminent peaks.
$7,000 staring us in the face. #Bitcoin pic.twitter.com/SHKAJB4lg0
— Max Keiser (@maxkeiser) October 31, 2017
According to data from Bitcointicker, Bitcoin advanced 2.1 percent in the 24 hours to press time to hit $6,300.
The latest surge, which began late last week, initially pulled major altcoins along with Bitcoin, but the trend has since faltered.
Bitcoin Cash, in particular, has reversed the top of its gains which saw the fork hit multi-week highs approaching $500.
