Will the Bitcoin Price Hang Where It Is for a Little While?

Will the Bitcoin Price Hang Where It Is for a Little While?

Since our previous look at the bitcoin price, bitcoin has enjoyed a hike of about two dollars. It’s not terrible; after all, any rise in price is something worth celebrating, but at the same time, $2 is nothing to jump and holler about. Considering bitcoin’s operations in the past, it’s probably safe to say that Bitcoin has found a spot to hover close and settle down for at least a little while. What Is the Bitcoin Price Doing? As one source puts it: “The Bitcoin price has not made any significant move during the quiet Saturday trade. The start of the day in the U.S. may change that, but....


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