Tuesday, Aug. 6 - Major cryptocurrency markets have continued suffering losses over the past several hours as Bitcoin has come back down to around $11,700 after a jump to $12,300 earlier today.
BTC has effectively returned to its level of 24 hours ago to trade at around $11,759 at press time.
During the past day, BTC has been trading in a narrow corridor between $11,020 and $12,239 - the coin's highest price point on the day.
Today, former Wall Street trader Max Keiser claimed that Bitcoin dominance is heading to 80% and that altcoins are dying, further urging the public to rotate out of other crypto assets and into BTC. Bitcoin 7-day price chart.
The second largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, Ether, is currently down by roughly 0.77% over the past day and is trading at around $230.24 at press time.
In terms of its monthly performance, ETH is still down, having lost 21.44%. Ether 7-day price chart.
XRP is seeing the losses of 1.01% on the day and is trading at around $0.318 at press time.
The third-largest cryptocurrency's intraweek low was around $0.308 on July 30, while the highest price point of $0.326 was recorded earlier today.
On its monthly chart, XRP is down by 20.46%. XRP 7-day price chart.
Total market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies is around $306.3 billion as of press time, up from the intraweek low of around $265 billion on July 31.
Major Coins Report Mixed Signals, Bitcoin Hovers Around $11,700
Published on Aug 6, 2019
by Cointele | Published on Coinage
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