Bitcoin Price At Year's End

Bitcoin Price At Year's End

Bitcoin Price remains in a narrow trading range. CCN presents 2014's final Bitcoin price technical analysis report after a gruelling year of decline. Bitcoin Price Analysis. Time of analysis: 10h00 UTC. Bitstamp 4-Hour Chart. Bitstamp made a slight ascent to the 4-hour 20MA before falling away - again in a slight manner. BTC-China 4-Hour Chart. Like Bitstamp log-scale, like BTC-China arithmetic-scale. Nothing to see here, folks, let's move on... BTC-China 4-Hour Chart - Long-Term Log-Scale. The 20MA and 50MA are annotated to emphasize price wave articulation in this 4-hour log-scale chart.....


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