Bitcoin and Brexit: Did the Great UK Debate Move the Price?

Bitcoin and Brexit: Did the Great UK Debate Move the Price?

Another bitcoin price hike is in the books following the unexpected Brexit. At press time, bitcoin has started a recovery and is now hovering around $655 USD. Bitcoin and Brexit. Bitcoin was doing quite well last week, having surpassed the $700 without much trouble, but ironically, things took quite a plunge at the same time that the UK voted to leave the EU. Actually, the two appear to be directly linked. The Brexit is affecting trading across the globe, even if they don’t seem related. For example, bitcoin trading is at its highest in China. At present, the country is responsible for....


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