OKCoin to Blame for Bitcoin Price Retraction to $600?

OKCoin to Blame for Bitcoin Price Retraction to $600?

Analysts and enthusiasts everywhere have enjoyed the large rise in the bitcoin price. After breaking $600, the price hovered in the $620 range for a while. Unfortunately, another drop has occurred, and bitcoin now finds itself stuck in the low $600s. Some believe OKCoin deserves the blame for this fall. However, despite the retraction, market patterns still look bullish. OKCoin Bringing Bitcoin Down? One of the factors possibly contributing to the drop is a recent liquidation of Chinese bitcoin exchange OKCoin. This is the second time in the last two months where a Chinese exchange held....


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