Bitcoin Market Wrap Up 5/3-5/10: Bitcoin Sideways, XMR, VRC, and NET Solid Performers

Bitcoin Market Wrap Up 5/3-5/10: Bitcoin Sideways, XMR, VRC, and NET Solid Performers

This week has seen much sideways movement from Bitcoin, but nothing that will impact Bitcoin in the long term. Bitcoin started the week in the mid $230s, where it proceeded to decrease slowly to a bottom of $230 around Thursday. On some exchanges like Bitfinex, it even dipped a little below that, briefly touching $228. After it had hit the floor, Bitcoin rose $20 in two days, peaking at $249 where it then proceeded to tumble back down to $240. Since then it has jumped back to $245, and Bitcoin is now stuck in a fork in the road where the price will either push back up with another bull run....


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