Bitcoin (BTC) Consolidates at $40,500 after Surging Closed to $42K, Gains 40% in 2021
Jan 9 2021 · 10:48 UTC by Bhushan Akolkar · 3 min read
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Bitcoin has blasted nearly 40% since the beginning of 2021 as the world’s largest cryptocurrency surged all the way up to $42,000 hitting a new all-time high. Institutional interest in BTC continues to surge further.
It has been a blockbuster beginning for Bitcoin and crypto investors to the year 2021. In an unstoppable journey, Bitcoin (BTC) price climbed all the way close to $42,000 to hit its new all-time high on Friday, January 8. Bitcoin continues its massive bull run further after a phenomenal run in the last year of 2020.
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Secret Bitcoin Whales Surface Causing Massive Market Moves
A series of announcements by big time investors and a global financial institution has lit the touchpaper under Bitcoin s price.
Bitcoin trading volume doubled after the news was released.
Wall Street continues its record breaking run as the Fed promises more support well into 2021.
Bitcoin whales are like buses, you wait for one, and then three come along all at once. The result of which has caused Bitcoin to scream past the mythical $20,000 number all the way into the $23,000s.
The first was Ruffer LLP, a London based investment firm. Yesterday the company had revealed it had quietly allocated $744 million (a mere 2.5% of the firm’s total fund) to Bitcoin.
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El Intransigente
Hedge fund One River is newest player in cryptocurrencies. CEO Peters sees ‘generational allocation’ to digital assets.
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A hedge fund specializing in volatility bets has emerged as one of the largest investors in
Bitcoinafter quietly buying more than $600 million in cryptocurrencies and joining forces with Alan Howard, the co-founder of Brevan Howard Asset Management. Eric Peters, chief executive officer of One River Asset Management, said in an interview he set up a new company to seize on the growing interest in cryptocurrencies among institutional investors. In addition to its initial purchases,
One River Digital Asset Management has commitments that will bring its holdings of Bitcoin and Ether to about $1 billion as of early 2021, he said.