[뉴욕 코인시황/출발] Overall mixed trend … Bitcoin’s rise slows after biden’s stimulus plan

[뉴욕=박재형 특파원] On the 15th (local time), the cryptocurrency market began with an overall mixed trend after the previous day’s upward trend subsided.

Five of the top 10 stocks have risen, and 51 of the top 100 have a green light indicating an increase.

According to CoinMarketCap, the price of bitcoin was $3,7596.05 as of 9 am New York time, down 1.36% from 24 hours ago.

Ethereum 4.80%, Polkadot 12.35%, Litecoin 0.69%, Cardano 0.74%, Chainlink 32.95% up, XRP 2.23%, Bitcoin Cash 0.99% down.

At this time, the market capitalization of the cryptocurrency market was $1.26 trillion, and the share of Bitcoin was 60.0%.

The Chicago Merchandise Exchange (CME) bitcoin futures price also stopped rising and started falling. The most actively traded in January was $38,851, down $1,820, for February, $38,851, down $1895, and $38,510 in March, down $2010.

The cryptocurrency market started out as an overall mixed trend, with Bitcoin turning to a downtrend and Ethereum continuing an uptrend.

Bitcoin did not succeed in the $40,000 test and fell below $38,000, and its trading volume is below $65 billion.

Edorium continues to rise above $1,200, and Polkadot and Chainlink have soared.

According to CoinDesk, the rise of bitcoin, which lasted for two days, has been stagnating as the value of the US dollar has risen after US President-elect Joe Biden announced a $1.9 trillion stimulus package.

Shortly after Biden’s emergency funding proposal, the bitcoin price, which had risen to $39,600, retreated to less than $38,000 without exceeding $40,000.

The US Dollar Index (DXY) currently stands at 90.40, showing a high number in recent years, while European stocks and S&P 500 futures are on a downtrend, and gold prices are flat.

CoinDesk pointed out that DXY has been influencing cryptocurrency prices, and that the reverse correlation between the two assets continues to strengthen.