The Bitcoin Price is Crumbling - Why?
The Bitcoin price continues the downward trend with hitting an all time low since mid June 2014 with 550 USD per Bitcoin. Two days ago our author Venzen Khaosan posted a Bitcoin price analysis that could help explain why the price is falling the way it does now. Beyond the below factors which are always driving down the price, one large event that may be triggering this price drop is the sale of Ethereum's bitcoins. The Technical Bitcoin Traders. As Venzen's article explain: At the time of writing, the Bitstamp exchange price has entered a holding pattern around $575. Additional downside....
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