Litecoin On Bullish Momentum: 9.18% Up In The Last 12 Hours

Litecoin is currently on bullish momentum. At 12:03 EST on Fri 25 Dec, Litecoin is at $119.16 and up by 9.18% in the last 12 hours.

Litecoin Range

Over the last six hours, Litecoin’s higher value was $122.08 and the lower value was $118.60.

Over the last twelve hours, Litecoin’s higher value was $122.08 and the lower value was $109.14.

In relation to Litecoin’s daily highs and lows, it’s 12.035% up from its trailing 24-hour low of $106.36 and 2.392% down from its trailing 24-hour high of $122.08.

Regarding Litecoin’s yearly highs and lows, it’s 366.015% up from its 52-week low and 3.717% down from its 52-week high.

News about Bitcoin

 michael saylor, the CEO who turned a software company into a Bitcoin company. According to Bloomberg Quint on Thu Dec 24, “We speak with MicroStrategy’s CEO, Michael Saylor, on why he thinks Bitcoin is the best reserve asset for any company.”, “This past summer, the business intelligence software company MicroStrategy made waves when it put some of its extra cash into Bitcoin. “

Bitcoin rally has already outlasted 2017 run. According to The Wall Street Journal on Thu Dec 24, “Bitcoin bulls say the money fueling this year’s rally is coming from more reliable sources than past rallies. “

Bitcoin crushes doubters as 224% rally proves it’s here to stay. According to Bloomberg Quint on Thu Dec 24, “Like Monty Python’s Black Knight, Bitcoin believers treat near-fatal volatility as mere flesh wounds. “, “Bitcoin just won’t go away. “

Luxxfolio to acquire 590 Bitcoin miners. According to Business Insider on Thu Dec 24,

Bitcoin surges to fresh record high and looks set to break the $25,000 level: ‘merry bitmas’. According to Business Insider on Fri Dec 25, “However, Bitcoin investors – known for their unquenchable optimism – think this is just the start.”, “Bitcoin’s market cap could reach $1 trillion sometime in 2021, according to Garrick Hileman, head of research at Blockchain.com, if investors take its reserve currency status more seriously.”