Bitcoinist Weekly News Re-Hash: Factom Lies, Bitcoin Price Falls on Christmas
We saw some interesting activity in the Bitcoin markets this week. During the first half of the week, we saw a run-up to $460, followed by a few days that made us think that $460 might be a new sticking point in the market. Those notions were dashed during the latter half of the week though, as the price starting falling on Christmas night, hitting a low of $407. A late-week recovery brought the price back up, though, and overall we saw a 2.63% decline over the entire week. Total Change: -2.63%
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This week proved to be a quiet one as the community showed little activity following the Christmas holiday and going into New Year’s. The price grew during the week, but not much; overall, we saw a 0.97% growth. There were a few bits of interesting news to break up the monotony of the price’s sideways pattern, but even then the post-Christmas week did not yield much excitement. Our week began on December 28, 2015 with the bitcoin price at $427.15, still trying to recover from the large drop that happened at the end of last week. The price attempted to stay in the $420s for most of the day,....
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