Governments and Banks Push Bitcoin Price to New Levels: Experts

Governments and Banks Push Bitcoin Price to New Levels: Experts

Besides the global influx of new users, government wars and restrictions against Bitcoin appears to be toughening the resilience and character of the cryptocurrency. Bitcoin has exhibited a very strong price character so far in 2017 despite a number of setbacks. This is expressed by the manner in which its price has always shown good strength in recovery. Alena Vranova, co-founder of SatoshiLabs / TREZOR, says: “All those setbacks, hurdles and government restrictions are a blessing, making Bitcoin more resilient. The fact that Bitcoin hit $1000 for the second time in its short history also....


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