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Bitcoin Passes $21,000 as Jaw-Dropping Rally Continues

Bitcoin bulls have taken over the crypto market after weeks of consolidation. The leading cryptocurrency broke past $20,000 a number of hours ago, pushing past this key technical level for the first time.

The cryptocurrency now trades for $21,200 after pushing even higher. Bitcoin is up $1,800 during this trading session (since the daily candle close as per TradingView).

This move higher comes amid positive fundamental trends for Bitcoin.

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Bitcoin Passes $21,000

This morning, the CME revealed that it will be launching an Ethereum futures market in Feb. of the upcoming year.

Many see this as notable as it shows that there may be institutional demand for the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. It is unclear if Bitcoin’s ongoing rally is related to this news.

Another positive for BTC is the news that Guggenheim global CIO Scott Minerd coming out for the leading cryptocurrency. While the company’s Macro Opportunities Fund recently revealed that it would be allocating some capital to the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust, Minerd disclosed his thoughts on the leading cryptocurrency in a recent Bloomberg segment.

In that segment, he said that they think Bitcoin will surge to $400,000 over time.

Chart of BTC's price action over the past week from TradingView.com
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There is also speculation that this rally is being fueled by Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy.

The firm revealed that it would be purchasing $650 million worth of Bitcoin due to the sale of debt to institutional buyers.

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Bitcoin Passes $21,000 as Jaw-Dropping Rally Continues

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