Renewed Chinese Interested in Bitcoin Influenced by Ongoing G-20 Summit

Renewed Chinese Interested in Bitcoin Influenced by Ongoing G-20 Summit

Renewed activity on Chinese Bitcoin exchanges following the recent developments in G-20 summit may be responsible for the increase in Bitcoin prices. The Bitcoin community had a reason to rejoice this weekend as the digital currency broke the impasse to cross $610. The popular cryptocurrency has been hovering at around $570 since the past one month after falling from a high of $750 following the Bitfinex hacking incident. Like many times in the past, the sudden movement of Bitcoin price is attributed to an increased interest in the digital currency among Chinese investors. China plays a....


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