MtGox Bitcoin Price Continues to Fall, Now Below $500

MtGox Bitcoin Price Continues to Fall, Now Below $500

Bitcoins are selling for under $500 on MtGox for the first time since November. Prices on the other exchanges seem to be holding steady for now, but MtGox simply cannot catch a break. People are already selling their MtGox bitcoins for “real bitcoins” at a discount, and Roger Ver has publicly stated that he’s one of the buyers on the other end of that trade. If you discount a small blip during December, this is actually the first time MtGox has dropped below $500 since the middle of November. People have been talking about the “end of MtGox” for almost a year now, but the exchange is still....


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