2013 to 2017: Comparing Bitcoin's Biggest Price Rallies

2013 to 2017: Comparing Bitcoin's Biggest Price Rallies

Is it 2013 or 2017? For bitcoin's investors, traders and enthusiasts, an answer to this question might be harder to give today than you might imagine. Bitcoin prices surged above the $1,100 mark this week (near all-time highs) only to sink back down to earth amid higher volatility and foreboding – if not unclear – news out of China. Taken together, the developments evoke memories of 2013, when the price of bitcoin surged to similar levels, bringing the digital currency to international attention. Both rallies were buoyed by bullish sentiment among those actually trading in the market, and....


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