Bitcoin futures surge over 10% this week, Ethereum futures rise over 17%
Bitcoin futures surge over 10% this week, Ethereum futures rise over 17%On Friday (November 8th), at the end of trading in New York, CME Bitcoin futures BTC lead contract dropped $0.10, down 0
Bitcoin futures surge over 10% this week, Ethereum futures rise over 17%
On Friday (November 8th), at the end of trading in New York, CME Bitcoin futures BTC lead contract dropped $0.10, down 0.10% from Thursday's close in New York, with a weekly gain of 10.57%. Trading for the week took place in the range of $67,140.00 - $77,930.00. Over the past seven calendar days, spot Bitcoin has risen roughly 10.60% and is currently trading at $76,530, breaking the recent narrow range around the $70,000 level on November 6th.
CME Ethereum futures DCR lead contract was at $2966.00, up 1.68% from Thursday, and saw a weekly gain of 17.21%, bouncing back on November 6th and continuing to fluctuate upwards. Weekly trading range was $2370.00 - $3010.50.
This week, both Bitcoin futures and Ethereum futures saw a marked increase. Bitcoin futures rose by 10.57% this week, while Ethereum futures saw a 17.21% gain. Bitcoin futures have gained over 10%, and on November 6th they broke through the $70,000 mark, breaking the previous trend of narrow-range fluctuations. Spot Bitcoin currently sits at $76,530. Ethereum futures have performed even more strongly, rising over 17% this week, and on November 6th the market also saw a significant rebound, with continued fluctuations upwards. Weekly trading range was $2370.00 - $3010.50.
Although Bitcoin futures saw a slight dip at the end of trading in New York on Friday, overall Bitcoin and Ethereum futures have performed strongly this week, indicating continued market enthusiasm for cryptocurrencies.
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