Saturday, May 5 : All eyes are on the markets this week as they consolidate a rally to levels not seen since early March, with Ethereum and Bitcoin leading the way, as data from Coin360 shows.
Bitcoin has been tantalizingly close to breaking the $10,000 threshold, trading at $9,942 to press time, and as high as $9,991 over the 24 hour period.
We're not too far away from "I wish i bought bitcoin at $6,000 and Ether at $400" pic.
Joseph Young May 5, 2018 Ethereum continues its impressive rally, trading at $823 to press time.
The altcoin's monthly gains have surpassed an astonishing 115 percent.
Total Market Cap is edging closer to half a trillion, now at $470 bln, according to data from Coinmarketcap.
A market of this size can no longer be ignored by major institutional players, as Blockchain Capital partner Sencer Bogart remarked Friday on CNBC.Investment banking giant Goldman Sachs in fact preempted its Wall St competitors earlier this week, with its sudden announcement that it will offer clients Bitcoin trading products, beginning with futures, "Within weeks." The bank claimed it had been "Inundated" with client interest.
Among the other top ten coins by market cap, Bitcoin Cash has seen a hefty 13 percent uptick over the twenty four hour period, up over ten percent against BTC. This notwithstanding the recent furore which saw BTC supporters threaten, and subsequently drop, a lawsuit against BCH-proponent Roger Ver's site bitcoin.com for allegedly misleading buyers by purposefully blurring the distinction between the two coins.
BTC dominance is now at 36 percent, as per Coinmarketcap.
If BTC does indeed reclaim $10,000 globally today, the overall market picture is somewhat different to when it first hit the mark in November 2017: back then, total market cap was at $300 bln, with BTC dominance at 52 percent.
BTC Tantalizingly Close To Smashing $10K Globally, Already There On Asian Markets
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