Bitcoin Price Volatility Exciting Bulls, Rally Still Expected

Bitcoin Price Volatility Exciting Bulls, Rally Still Expected

A small rise in the bitcoin price is giving enthusiasts new hope. While the rise only constitutes about two dollars, the long-running theme of a bullish trend in the bitcoin market appears to be coming true. Bitcoin Price: A Long History of Deflation and Volatility, But That’s a Good Thing. One source writes: “Price has been pretty volatile over the last few days, and with this volatility has come plenty of opportunities to get in and out of the markets according to our intraday strategy. Overnight last night, however, things settled down a little… We saw a spike a little earlier today,....


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