The largest crypto retraced around 5% to the low-$85,000 level earlier Tuesday, shaking out some late leveraged buyers. The pullback didn’t last long, though, with prices quickly rebounding and clinching a new all-time high of $90,100 on Coinbase‘s BTC-USD pair towards the later hours of the U.S. session before giving back some of the gains. The CryptoX Bitcoin Index (XBX), which tracks pricing data from multiple exchanges, hit $89,971 as the price on Coinbase topped $90,000.
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