[뉴욕 코인시황/마감] Uptrend weakens and closes … Bitcoin $26751, XRP down again

[뉴욕=박재형 특파원] On the 28th (local time), the cryptocurrency market overall ended with a slightly weaker increase compared to the morning.

Six of the top 10 stocks have risen, and 68 of the top 100 have a green light indicating an increase.

According to CoinMarketCap, the price of bitcoin was $26751.64 at 4pm New York time, down 1.41% from 24 hours ago.

Ethereum rose 4.36%, Bitcoin Cash rose 3.03%, XRP 4.63%, Litecoin 1.64%, Chainlink 1.37% price fell.

At this time, the market capitalization of the cryptocurrency market was 7302 billion dollars, and the proportion of Bitcoin was 68.7%.

Source: Coin Market Cap (as of December 28th, New York time at 4pm)

The Chicago Merchandise Exchange (CME) bitcoin futures price continued to rise strongly. The most actively traded January prices rose $3685 to $27,290, February prices rose $3695 to $27,750, and March prices rose $3655 to $27,955.

The cryptocurrency market ended in the afternoon as the number of falling stocks increased and the rise of rising stocks decreased.

Bitcoin fell below $27,000, and trading volume fell to the level of $51 billion.

Ethereum’s surge has subsided, and XRP, which had shown a possibility of rebounding until the beginning of the market, has turned down again and is increasing its decline.

According to Cointelegraph, the so-called’Santa Rally’ that appeared as institutional investors’ investment in bitcoin, which is one of the key factors driving the strength of bitcoin this year, continues until the end of the year, and expectations are rising whether the so-called’Santa Rally’ will be sustainable until early 2021.

On the other hand, institutional capital inflows and bullish sentiment continue in the bitcoin market, which rose 173.87% in 3 months from $1377.10 in October to $28,419.94 in December, but the sharp adjustment that followed each bull market is no exception. The prospect is attracting attention.

The US New York Stock Exchange rose 0.68% for the Dow, 0.74% for the NASDAQ, and 0.87% for the S&P 500.