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The price of Bitcoin has gone back up following a big weekend sell-off that stroke a major hit to the cryptocurrency and other digital currencies on the market. Luckily, things have been picking up since Sunday evening as intense buying pressure slowly pumped the price back up to the $2,300
We’re at the middle of the week with the price of Bitcoin back at where it was two days ago. Like we talked about in our last update, the price remained around the $1,210 level until a new buying wave that this week’s geopolitical events likely triggered pushed it up
We’re at the middle of the week with the price of Bitcoin continuing its steady growth and marking a month of staying over $1,000, which is yet another milestone for the cryptocurrency. Despite the challenge it faced during the past days, Bitcoin still remained stable and with far less price
Right before the weekend, things have started to pick up for Bitcoins and the price broke out of the $910 range. And all this is happening despite lowered interest from Chinese markets, which have been almost slashed by the newly-imposed buying fees since Tuesday. Who knows, we might now just