Bitcoin Market Wrap Up 7/26 – 8/2: Markets Down, Vanillacoin Takes Lead

Bitcoin Market Wrap Up 7/26 – 8/2: Markets Down, Vanillacoin Takes Lead

Since last week, Bitcoin has dropped a net total of approximately $10 (3.5%). This drop came after a brief surge to the high $290s; the Bitcoin price flirted with $300 but ultimately failed to break through the resistance. Furthermore, news of Mark Karpeles’ arrest seems to have indirectly affected the price. Just a few days ago, Mark Karpeles — the ex CEO of the now-defunct Mt Gox exchange — made headlines once again by being arrested on suspicions of fraudulent system manipulation. Japanese police estimated that Mark has profited around $1 million from alleged illicit activities. “If....


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