Since Friday, the trend on the side of cryptocurrencies remained bullish until Monday. Bitcoin soared to a high since mid-May.

Bitcoin was up 2.9% from Friday. From 51,597 dollars, it reached 52,214 dollars on Monday, its highest since mid-May. “There is not really any new information, cryptocurrencies are taking advantage of the trend: people buy when prices rise hoping to sell for more,” sums up Fawad Razaqzada, analyst at ThinkMarkets. Volatile cryptocurrencies often experience hectic weekends around American holidays, with exchanges remaining open to individuals while professional investors are away from their consoles. The situation will be clearer tomorrow, with the return of the American market.