Bitcoin Price Recovers Slightly on Sunday
Following the dip in price of Bitcoin last week, it would appear as if the cryptocurrency is once again making its way back up, passing $200USD today on Mt. Gox. There's no way of telling if the upward path with continue, but if one thing's certain, we should definitely see more movement on Monday and Tuesday, continuing into the week. Obviously, I'll do my best to keep on top of this as the week progresses.
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