Thursday, Feb. 14 — most major are sideways, with a few experiencing minor losses. The markets are seeing mixed signals as of press time, according to data from .
Market visualization from
The leading digital currency () is slightly down 0.19 percent on the day, at around $3,620 at press time. Over the past week, has gained 6.38 percent, while its monthly losses were over 2 percent.
7-da7 price chart. Source:
() — which its position as the second largest coin by market capitalization on Feb. 11 — is down by 0.31 percent during the past 24 hours, and is at around $121.75 at press time. ’s market capitalization is currently around $12.7 billion, nearly $200 million ahead of ’s ().
7-day price chart. Source:
is up over the last 24 hours by 0.07 percent and is at $0.303 at press time. The weekly chart is showing its price increasing by 3.83 percent. After dipping to its weekly low of $0.291 on Feb. 8, XRP has seen moderate gain in price.
7-day price chart. Source:
Yesterday, , the firm behind XRP, a major network upgrade of its XRP Ledger version 1.2.0, which now reportedly includes a number of network amendments, including MultisignReserve Amendment, fixTakerDryOfferRemoval and fix1578.
is the major gainer over the day, having increased by 4 percent and around $0.042 at press time. Cash () is down by 0.25 percent over the last 24 hours and is currently at $122.25.
Total market capitalization of all 2,072 coins on CoinMarketCap’s list is around $120 billion at press time, dipping as low as $119.8 during the day. The daily volume of all is around $19.6 billion.
Total market capitalization monthly chart. Source:
In commodities markets, gold futures ended lower as concerns about – trade negotiations continued. April gold less than 0.1 percent to close at $1,313.90, which is down 0.4 percent on the week.
Earlier today United States banking giant JPMorgan Chase (JPM) it is launching its own dubbed “JPM Coin” geared to increase settlement efficiency, initially within three of the company’s operations. JPM Coin will initially focus on international settlements by major corporations, helping speed up transactions that currently take a day or longer using extant options such as SWIFT.
As Cointelegraph earlier today, Barry Silbert, CEO and founder of Digital Currency Group and Grayscale Investments, said that the majority of digital will not have value in the long run. In a purported phone interview with CNBC, Silbert said “I’m not a believer in the vast majority of digital and I believe most will go to zero. Almost every [initial coin offering] was just an attempt to raise money but there was no use for the underlying .”
Published at Fri, 15 Feb 2019 03:05:55 +0000
