Bitcoin Reaches New 2019 Heights

The Bitcoin has reached its highest level so far in 2019, with a hike of ten percent on Monday, compared to levels on Friday. The highest the cryptocurrency reached was $8,905 – which is a record high so far this year – before retreating down slightly.

The price of bitcoin, which is the world’s largest cryptocurrency, dropped to as low as $6,600 on May 17, just before buying pressure pushed prices back above $7,300 on the same day, according to coindesk.

“Since then the bitcoin price has again jumped by 22 percent, rising above $8,500 around 19:45 UTC on Sunday night and then reaching over $8,700 within half an hour. It’s currently changing hands at $8,890 per CoinDesk’s price data,” coindesk stated.

Other coins were also strong on Monday morning with the Litecoin seeing a rise of almost nine percent and Ether also rose by six percent.

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