Bitcoin Price Rebounds Following Weekend Slump

Bitcoin Price Rebounds Following Weekend Slump

It certainly has been an interesting weekend when it comes to the price of bitcoin. Late last week, following an advisory that financial institutions in China steer clear of bitcoin, and the news that Baidu was no longer accepting bitcoin, the price took an absolute tumble. Today, the price has come up, with things overall looking more positive. Over 15 percent gains have been observed in the last 24 hours, effectively bringing the price at a hover in the mid-$900USD range at the time of this writing at Bitstamp. Mt. Gox is looking higher per usual, at about $975USD. The general theory is....


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