Bitcoin Price Rises 10% after Front Page of Wall Street Journal
Didn't it tickle your fancy yesterday to find that Bitcoin starts the month of March at the very top of the Wall Street Journal with a banner ad for their feature article? (I'll assume for the sake of argument that you read the daily bible of the financial world as religiously as it is printed.) Wasn't it also scintillating to find that Bitcoin's price, as generally irrelevant as it is, rose a solid 10% over the course of Monday? Coincidence? I think not. Also Read: Bitcoin is about to take over the stock market. Bitcoin price takes off Monday morning. Bitcoin price was heading back....
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