BitStamp and Mt. Gox Bitcoin Prices Nearly Equal

BitStamp and Mt. Gox Bitcoin Prices Nearly Equal

Anyone in the Bitcoin community who has looked at charts for longer than a few minutes has noticed that traditionally, Mt. Gox's price tends to be higher than the other exchanges. In fact, in the past months, it hasn't been uncommon to see a different of $100 USD between the two Bitcoin exchanges (with BitStamp being the lower of the two). Today, the prices per Bitcoin on the exchange are just about equal, with the price on Mt. Gox being about $767, and $767 on BitStamp. In fact, the price per Bitcoin at BitStamp has surpassed the price at Mt. Gox today. The amount was rather insignificant....


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