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LONDON (Reuters) - Bitcoin doesn’t sleep.
FILE PHOTO: A representation of virtual currency Bitcoin and U.S. One Dollar banknote are seen in front of a stock graph in this illustration taken January 8, 2021. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic
On the first sluggish Saturday of 2021, Jan. 2, many people were still nursing New Year hangovers. But there was no breather for bitcoin, which powered past $30,000 for the first time.
Its 10% single-day jump was one of several weekend and public holiday price surges that helped the cryptocurrency soar by two-thirds from the start of December to early January.
Trading volumes across six major cryptocurrency exchanges have been 10% higher at weekends than weekdays in that period, data from researcher CryptoCompare shows. That represents a major shift from the previous 11 months, when weekend volumes were 13% lower than traditional trading hours.
TOBYHANNA As festive holiday music played in the background, prominent members of the Latinx community with the help of the Three Wise Men handed out toys to the children of Monroe County.
The drive-thru event, in honor of Día de los Reyes Magos and sponsored by the local chapter of the Federation of Latinos for Education about the Cultures of Hispanic America (FLECHA) was held Jan. 9 at the Mountain Center in Tobyhanna.
Volunteers and members of FLECHA braved the cold temps to spread cheer and pass out hundreds of gifts to Pocono children.
It was a day of happiness for Latinx leaders of Monroe County, but also one where they reflected on the recent insurrection on Capitol Hill which coincidentally took place the same day millions of Latinos and Catholics around the world celebrated the popular holiday otherwise known as Three Kings’ Day or the Epiphany.
By Tom Wilson and Anna Irrera LONDON (Reuters) - Bitcoin doesn't sleep. On the first sluggish Saturday of 2021, Jan. 2, many people were still nursing.