Bitcoin on Google Trends List, But Not For a Good Reason
Bitcoin is once again turning up on the Google Trends list. On Tuesday, the term came in at number 1 with well over 200,000 searches. But unlike previous times we've seen Bitcoin on the trends list (largely due to huge spikes in the price per coin), this time the term is trending for all the wrong reasons. With news that Mt. Gox halted trading and took their website at the start of the week, various media outlets took the situation as a sort of "bitcoin apocalypse" - with some outlets going so far as to declare the digital currency is on the verge of collapse (we're looking at you, LA....
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So there's interest in Bitcoin on Chinese search engine Baidu, and there's also interest in Bitcoin on Yahoo. But what about Google? Turns out it is! If you take a look at today's Google Trends list, you'll see that Bitcoin appears as number 7 (at least at the time of this writing). Did we really need any more proof that Bitcoin is gaining traction here? Probably not, but it's always interesting to share these bits of news here and there. How long until it climbs higher on the list?
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