Bitcoin Finishes the Year with a Plus
Yesterday, December 30, the price of Bitcoin closed at $425. Recall that at the beginning of the year the price of Bitcoin was $313. Growth for the year was 26.35%. Investors yesterday continued to take profits at the end of the year, market volatility has been low, and the price could not fall below the support level of $420. As we expected, the whole day yesterday the price of Bitcoin fluctuated within the corridor $420 - $440. In the Asian session also, special adjustments are not made. We asked Bitcoin expert Tomi Hrovatin from Slovenia, when will the bullish trend resume for Bitcoin?....
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