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- #Over 100 Companies Hold Over 830,000 BTC#
According to reports as of June 19, more than 100 companies collectively hold over 830,000 BTC, worth about $86.476 billion.
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BTC futures rose more than 1.4% on Friday, and SpotBTC reached the longest consecutive rise in over three years.
Golden Finance reported that on Friday (December 13), at the New York closing, the CME BTC futures BTC Market Maker contract was reported at $102,000, up 1.43% from the New York closing on Thursday, and down 0.58% for the week. It fell to $94,640 on December 10. Spot BTC rose 0.68% in the last seven natural days, rising for the seventh consecutive week - investors are closely watching the potential regulatory stance of the US President-elect Trump, marking the longest consecutive rise since September 2021, currently at $101,000, and falling to $94,277.11 on December 10. The CME Ethereum futures DCR Market Maker contract was reported at $3928.00, up 0.55% from Thursday, falling 3.56% for the week, and also falling to $3498.50 on December 10.