<p>At the New York closing on Wednesday (August 14th), the CME Bitcoin futures BTC main contract was reported at $59,365.00, down 3.10% from the New York closing on Tuesday. At 20:30 Beijing time, one minute before the release of US CPI data, it hit a daily high of $62,200.00, then turned downwards.
The CME Ethereum futures DCR main contract was reported at $2,684.50, down 1.18% from Tuesday, with an overall trend consistent with Bitcoin futures</p>

<p>Bitcoin futures fell more than 3% in the New York session on Wednesday (August 14th), with the CME Bitcoin futures main contract at $59,365.00, down 3.10% from the previous trading day. One minute before the release of US CPI data, the contract hit a daily high of $62,200.00 before immediately turning lower. Meanwhile, the CME Ethereum futures main contract was priced at $2,684.50, down 1.18% from Tuesday</p>

Bitcoin futures fell more than 3% on Wednesday, giving back gains after the release of US CPI data