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This holiday shortened trading week did not put off speculators from being heavily engaged in the markets, as volatility remained elevated.

With tongue fully in cheek, I feel a bit like the editor of a local news outlet this morning – “Which of these many disasters do I cover today?”

After showing signs of stabilizing over the past couple of weeks, cryptoassets are seeing sharp selloffs in today’s trade.

It’s been less than nine months since traders flipped their calendars to 2018, but cryptoasset bulls have aged years (if not decades!) since the holiday season’s euphoria.

Bitcoin has risen further higher today, climbing for a time above $8350 – its best level since May 21.

It doesn’t feel like it but Bitcoin has risen nearly 30% from its lowest point in June.

The technical outlook on Ethereum hasn’t changed much since our last update on it at the start of the month

Crypto currencies have been in demand again of late, with prices making higher highs and higher lows. It is not clear what exactly is behind the rally but with the stock markets falling in the US, they may have found some safe haven flows.

All of sudden on Thursday at around 11:00 BST digital currencies came back to life after spending several days in tight consolidative ranges.

The markets started Thursday’s session once again very quietly with the major currency pairs moving very little throughout Asian and the first half of the European session, before another tweet from Donald Trump caused volatility to spike.

Ethereum has reached and reacted from a key support area around $400.