Bitcoin Fall Caused By A Single Sell Order?

Bitcoin Fall Caused By A Single Sell Order?

On Friday afternoon, Bitcoin was selling at well over $350, and after a rough weekend where Bitcoin fell well under $300, BTC has almost completely rebounded to it's previous level. It's what happened over the weekend that has remained a mystery, until now. According to Alex Wilhelm of TechCrunch.com, a massive singular sell order for 30,000 Bitcoins was placed this past weekend at a price of just $300. This wasmore than 10% below the market price at close of business Friday, and it helped created quite the crater in the BTC market. The Bitcoin fall reached a 2014-low of $275. BTC started....


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