Another Bitcoin Bubble? Think Again.
Over the past year, the bitcoin landscape has seen dramatic changes. In the beginning of 2015, the price of Bitcoin was $313.92 and today a quick Google search gave me a price of $456.26. That’s an increase of about 45.34%. But this article is not about the price of Bitcoin, this article is about why the last bubble popped and why this “Rally” hasn’t yet begun. In his article titled Bitcoin Analysis Bubbles of the Past and Future by CCN author Joris De Ruiter, the author argues that every bubble gets smaller and that this may be a signal that Bitcoin is becoming more viable as an economic....
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