Bigger Than ‘Black Friday’, Bitcoin Price Heads for $10,000

$BTCUSD, $GBTC, $CME, $CBOE

There is something even bigger than Black Friday or Cyber Monday in our financial world, as cryptocurrency buying has the price of Bitcoin up over $9,400 this Sunday afternoon.

People are opening up new accounts and buying Bitcoin, the demand is high and holders are not selling yet.

People who have it as a store of value have no reason to sell it as long as strong demand continues, and there are very few ways to use it.

People believe that they cannot spend it, so they are collecting it.

But if you own it you can invest it here in Bitcoin based Real Estate investments.

Bitcoin sales are conducted through popular personal “wallets” such as Coinbase or Gemini.

Investors who seek exposure to the cryptocurrency can also purchase a stock called Greyscale Investments Bitcoin Trust (OTCMKT:GBTC).

“This growth has pushed mainstream institutions to take notice and capitalize,” on analyst wrote Friday. “CME Group, the world’s largest options and futures exchange owner, announced it would offer Bitcoin futures by the end of the year.”

Have a terrific week.

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