Topic: Will Bitcoin Experience More Price Volatility in 2018? - page 5. (Read 944 times)
One cannot completely say that the volatility of bitcoin will stop as that had been the driver of profit to investors in the crypto currency community. And who knows whether the volatility that before end of this year will be more as compared to what we experienced last year.
It seems to be true given that the largest market value reached by bitcoin last year fell down into more than half, due to the continuous backdrops at the beginning of this year. The market value of bitcoin is struggling at this moment at above 8000 usd. Since there are still 7 months remaing, I am hoping that things will somehow be different for this year.
I rekkon we will see an high of around 11.5k before we go down and hit lower levels again. Yes there is a lot more to come in 2018 when it comes to price action
by David Drake
In 2017, Bitcoin recorded the most unprecedented gains, making it the most sought after cryptocurrency in the market. As a result, most people are buying Bitcoin for speculative purposes with the hope of cashing on price increases.
Having risen to a high of nearly $20,000 in mid December, Bitcoin experienced high volatility towards the end of 2017, raising the question of whether its price could plunge to below $10,000. But as HOQU's Co-Founder and CEO, Alex Shmonov notes, high volatility is nothing new to Bitcoin.
"The price of Bitcoin has always been very volatile even on fake news as many people buy this asset for the sake of speculation and profit. The reality is that the entire crypto market can flop by 90% and this will be normal. We saw this with Bitcoin before. But after some time and after the dust has settled, prices will return to new heights, because progress will go further and people will understand that the problems that caused the drop are resolved or almost solved," he says.
Even so, certain factors fuel the volatility of Bitcoin, and one such factor is government statements on cryptocurrency regulation. On Thursday 28th of December, 2017, Bitcoin prices plunged by the double digits following the announcement of fresh regulations in the world's third largest cryptocurrency market, South Korea. Going by the trend set by this southern peninsula, there’s no doubt that more price swings in the cryptocurrency market will follow.
"The volatility in the price action mirrors the uncertainty in world regulation. Each positive statement from a country or exchange sees a boost in the Bitcoin price, and each proposed clampdown produces a price drop. Changes in regulation is the key price driver for Bitcoin and that won’t change in 2018. I think price volatility will increase this year, this will not be a time for the faint hearted. Reduce your exposure to price volatility by diversifying a little of your portfolio - now," says Linda Leaney, CFO at Globcoin.
According to Marcus Vandea, CEO of Playfold, Bitcoin has a highly volatile nature. But even with its price swings, it’ll be hard for its value to drop below the $10,000 mark.
"High volatility will always be an intrinsic part of Bitcoin, with 30% shifts that always happened but are now more noticeable because of its high value. It’s difficult to believe that Bitcoin will plunge below $10000, as it is now more popular and desired than ever. But extreme value swings will keep happening and will keep discouraging the light hearted investors," he says.
Bitcoin braved the turbulence in 2017, increasing its value from $1000 in January to reach a high of $19,700 in early December, before closing the year at about $14,000.
In 2017, Bitcoin recorded the most unprecedented gains, making it the most sought after cryptocurrency in the market. As a result, most people are buying Bitcoin for speculative purposes with the hope of cashing on price increases.
Having risen to a high of nearly $20,000 in mid December, Bitcoin experienced high volatility towards the end of 2017, raising the question of whether its price could plunge to below $10,000. But as HOQU's Co-Founder and CEO, Alex Shmonov notes, high volatility is nothing new to Bitcoin.
"The price of Bitcoin has always been very volatile even on fake news as many people buy this asset for the sake of speculation and profit. The reality is that the entire crypto market can flop by 90% and this will be normal. We saw this with Bitcoin before. But after some time and after the dust has settled, prices will return to new heights, because progress will go further and people will understand that the problems that caused the drop are resolved or almost solved," he says.
Even so, certain factors fuel the volatility of Bitcoin, and one such factor is government statements on cryptocurrency regulation. On Thursday 28th of December, 2017, Bitcoin prices plunged by the double digits following the announcement of fresh regulations in the world's third largest cryptocurrency market, South Korea. Going by the trend set by this southern peninsula, there’s no doubt that more price swings in the cryptocurrency market will follow.
"The volatility in the price action mirrors the uncertainty in world regulation. Each positive statement from a country or exchange sees a boost in the Bitcoin price, and each proposed clampdown produces a price drop. Changes in regulation is the key price driver for Bitcoin and that won’t change in 2018. I think price volatility will increase this year, this will not be a time for the faint hearted. Reduce your exposure to price volatility by diversifying a little of your portfolio - now," says Linda Leaney, CFO at Globcoin.
According to Marcus Vandea, CEO of Playfold, Bitcoin has a highly volatile nature. But even with its price swings, it’ll be hard for its value to drop below the $10,000 mark.
"High volatility will always be an intrinsic part of Bitcoin, with 30% shifts that always happened but are now more noticeable because of its high value. It’s difficult to believe that Bitcoin will plunge below $10000, as it is now more popular and desired than ever. But extreme value swings will keep happening and will keep discouraging the light hearted investors," he says.
Bitcoin braved the turbulence in 2017, increasing its value from $1000 in January to reach a high of $19,700 in early December, before closing the year at about $14,000.
In my own opinion, volatility is the only reason why people is keep on investing in cryptocurrency, there are a lot of people who are interested on investing because the market price is increasing depending on the season that's why bitcoins is very profitable.
If the price of bitcoin increases with time, the degree of its volatility will also grow. Indeed, while we can say that bitcoin will always be subject to volatility, this is its immense quality. Investing in bitcoin will represent an increased risk when its price increases very much. Then the manifestation of its high volatility and a sharp decline in its rate can lead to panic, and this, in turn, can actually lead to its depreciation.
The small Investors like us can only watch it, as we do not have this power to influence the market in such a way.
The main point of importance is that you shouldn't want to influence the market in any way, especially so when you take into consideration that whales doing it already for you. The only thing you as trader have to do is pick up on their manipulation and let it work in your advantage. It's basically free manipulation for you. Even if you only manage to slightly benefit from that manipulation you'll be making a decent chunk of change. It's just a matter of analyzing the market constantly, but it requires a lot of your time. In other words, you don't have to watch. It all depends on your experience and will to take advantage of these more than profitable situations. If not, then that's fine too, but accept that holding is pretty much the only option left at that specific moment.
by David Drake
In 2017, Bitcoin recorded the most unprecedented gains, making it the most sought after cryptocurrency in the market. As a result, most people are buying Bitcoin for speculative purposes with the hope of cashing on price increases.
Having risen to a high of nearly $20,000 in mid December, Bitcoin experienced high volatility towards the end of 2017, raising the question of whether its price could plunge to below $10,000. But as HOQU's Co-Founder and CEO, Alex Shmonov notes, high volatility is nothing new to Bitcoin.
"The price of Bitcoin has always been very volatile even on fake news as many people buy this asset for the sake of speculation and profit. The reality is that the entire crypto market can flop by 90% and this will be normal. We saw this with Bitcoin before. But after some time and after the dust has settled, prices will return to new heights, because progress will go further and people will understand that the problems that caused the drop are resolved or almost solved," he says.
Even so, certain factors fuel the volatility of Bitcoin, and one such factor is government statements on cryptocurrency regulation. On Thursday 28th of December, 2017, Bitcoin prices plunged by the double digits following the announcement of fresh regulations in the world's third largest cryptocurrency market, South Korea. Going by the trend set by this southern peninsula, there’s no doubt that more price swings in the cryptocurrency market will follow.
"The volatility in the price action mirrors the uncertainty in world regulation. Each positive statement from a country or exchange sees a boost in the Bitcoin price, and each proposed clampdown produces a price drop. Changes in regulation is the key price driver for Bitcoin and that won’t change in 2018. I think price volatility will increase this year, this will not be a time for the faint hearted. Reduce your exposure to price volatility by diversifying a little of your portfolio - now," says Linda Leaney, CFO at Globcoin.
According to Marcus Vandea, CEO of Playfold, Bitcoin has a highly volatile nature. But even with its price swings, it’ll be hard for its value to drop below the $10,000 mark.
"High volatility will always be an intrinsic part of Bitcoin, with 30% shifts that always happened but are now more noticeable because of its high value. It’s difficult to believe that Bitcoin will plunge below $10000, as it is now more popular and desired than ever. But extreme value swings will keep happening and will keep discouraging the light hearted investors," he says.
Bitcoin braved the turbulence in 2017, increasing its value from $1000 in January to reach a high of $19,700 in early December, before closing the year at about $14,000.
In 2017, Bitcoin recorded the most unprecedented gains, making it the most sought after cryptocurrency in the market. As a result, most people are buying Bitcoin for speculative purposes with the hope of cashing on price increases.
Having risen to a high of nearly $20,000 in mid December, Bitcoin experienced high volatility towards the end of 2017, raising the question of whether its price could plunge to below $10,000. But as HOQU's Co-Founder and CEO, Alex Shmonov notes, high volatility is nothing new to Bitcoin.
"The price of Bitcoin has always been very volatile even on fake news as many people buy this asset for the sake of speculation and profit. The reality is that the entire crypto market can flop by 90% and this will be normal. We saw this with Bitcoin before. But after some time and after the dust has settled, prices will return to new heights, because progress will go further and people will understand that the problems that caused the drop are resolved or almost solved," he says.
Even so, certain factors fuel the volatility of Bitcoin, and one such factor is government statements on cryptocurrency regulation. On Thursday 28th of December, 2017, Bitcoin prices plunged by the double digits following the announcement of fresh regulations in the world's third largest cryptocurrency market, South Korea. Going by the trend set by this southern peninsula, there’s no doubt that more price swings in the cryptocurrency market will follow.
"The volatility in the price action mirrors the uncertainty in world regulation. Each positive statement from a country or exchange sees a boost in the Bitcoin price, and each proposed clampdown produces a price drop. Changes in regulation is the key price driver for Bitcoin and that won’t change in 2018. I think price volatility will increase this year, this will not be a time for the faint hearted. Reduce your exposure to price volatility by diversifying a little of your portfolio - now," says Linda Leaney, CFO at Globcoin.
According to Marcus Vandea, CEO of Playfold, Bitcoin has a highly volatile nature. But even with its price swings, it’ll be hard for its value to drop below the $10,000 mark.
"High volatility will always be an intrinsic part of Bitcoin, with 30% shifts that always happened but are now more noticeable because of its high value. It’s difficult to believe that Bitcoin will plunge below $10000, as it is now more popular and desired than ever. But extreme value swings will keep happening and will keep discouraging the light hearted investors," he says.
Bitcoin braved the turbulence in 2017, increasing its value from $1000 in January to reach a high of $19,700 in early December, before closing the year at about $14,000.
Yes of course because the price will increase and most of the greedy traders will sell their coins so we can expect a volatile market this 2018 since everyone really wants to earn more profit.
I also believe it will continue to be more volatile, as big Investors are playing their games. Only with those big changes they can make real Money. The small Investors like us can only watch it, as we do not have this power to influence the market in such a way.
yes ofcourse! that is the main reason why there are lots of investors eyieng on bitcoin.
high volatily means higher chances of gaining wealth in less period of time.
better ride with the waves! aloha!
high volatily means higher chances of gaining wealth in less period of time.
better ride with the waves! aloha!
The price of BTC is affected by supply and demand!
In 2108, the block chain technology developed rapidly around the world, and as the most successful application of the blockchain, BTC must be popular, and the price went up!
More and more people know BTC, BTC increase popularity, the price will go up!
In 2108, the block chain technology developed rapidly around the world, and as the most successful application of the blockchain, BTC must be popular, and the price went up!
More and more people know BTC, BTC increase popularity, the price will go up!
by David Drake
In 2017, Bitcoin recorded the most unprecedented gains, making it the most sought after cryptocurrency in the market. As a result, most people are buying Bitcoin for speculative purposes with the hope of cashing on price increases.
Having risen to a high of nearly $20,000 in mid December, Bitcoin experienced high volatility towards the end of 2017, raising the question of whether its price could plunge to below $10,000. But as HOQU's Co-Founder and CEO, Alex Shmonov notes, high volatility is nothing new to Bitcoin.
"The price of Bitcoin has always been very volatile even on fake news as many people buy this asset for the sake of speculation and profit. The reality is that the entire crypto market can flop by 90% and this will be normal. We saw this with Bitcoin before. But after some time and after the dust has settled, prices will return to new heights, because progress will go further and people will understand that the problems that caused the drop are resolved or almost solved," he says.
Even so, certain factors fuel the volatility of Bitcoin, and one such factor is government statements on cryptocurrency regulation. On Thursday 28th of December, 2017, Bitcoin prices plunged by the double digits following the announcement of fresh regulations in the world's third largest cryptocurrency market, South Korea. Going by the trend set by this southern peninsula, there’s no doubt that more price swings in the cryptocurrency market will follow.
"The volatility in the price action mirrors the uncertainty in world regulation. Each positive statement from a country or exchange sees a boost in the Bitcoin price, and each proposed clampdown produces a price drop. Changes in regulation is the key price driver for Bitcoin and that won’t change in 2018. I think price volatility will increase this year, this will not be a time for the faint hearted. Reduce your exposure to price volatility by diversifying a little of your portfolio - now," says Linda Leaney, CFO at Globcoin.
According to Marcus Vandea, CEO of Playfold, Bitcoin has a highly volatile nature. But even with its price swings, it’ll be hard for its value to drop below the $10,000 mark.
"High volatility will always be an intrinsic part of Bitcoin, with 30% shifts that always happened but are now more noticeable because of its high value. It’s difficult to believe that Bitcoin will plunge below $10000, as it is now more popular and desired than ever. But extreme value swings will keep happening and will keep discouraging the light hearted investors," he says.
Bitcoin braved the turbulence in 2017, increasing its value from $1000 in January to reach a high of $19,700 in early December, before closing the year at about $14,000.
2017 has the highest votality in history as i can see where it skyrocketed in a short period of time.Although votality is always been apart of cryptocurrencies concept,there is a time where bitcoin has its highest demand..and those previous year had proven its worth of existence.The year had just started and we can't predict what will happen in the future of crypto most specifically these year.In 2017, Bitcoin recorded the most unprecedented gains, making it the most sought after cryptocurrency in the market. As a result, most people are buying Bitcoin for speculative purposes with the hope of cashing on price increases.
Having risen to a high of nearly $20,000 in mid December, Bitcoin experienced high volatility towards the end of 2017, raising the question of whether its price could plunge to below $10,000. But as HOQU's Co-Founder and CEO, Alex Shmonov notes, high volatility is nothing new to Bitcoin.
"The price of Bitcoin has always been very volatile even on fake news as many people buy this asset for the sake of speculation and profit. The reality is that the entire crypto market can flop by 90% and this will be normal. We saw this with Bitcoin before. But after some time and after the dust has settled, prices will return to new heights, because progress will go further and people will understand that the problems that caused the drop are resolved or almost solved," he says.
Even so, certain factors fuel the volatility of Bitcoin, and one such factor is government statements on cryptocurrency regulation. On Thursday 28th of December, 2017, Bitcoin prices plunged by the double digits following the announcement of fresh regulations in the world's third largest cryptocurrency market, South Korea. Going by the trend set by this southern peninsula, there’s no doubt that more price swings in the cryptocurrency market will follow.
"The volatility in the price action mirrors the uncertainty in world regulation. Each positive statement from a country or exchange sees a boost in the Bitcoin price, and each proposed clampdown produces a price drop. Changes in regulation is the key price driver for Bitcoin and that won’t change in 2018. I think price volatility will increase this year, this will not be a time for the faint hearted. Reduce your exposure to price volatility by diversifying a little of your portfolio - now," says Linda Leaney, CFO at Globcoin.
According to Marcus Vandea, CEO of Playfold, Bitcoin has a highly volatile nature. But even with its price swings, it’ll be hard for its value to drop below the $10,000 mark.
"High volatility will always be an intrinsic part of Bitcoin, with 30% shifts that always happened but are now more noticeable because of its high value. It’s difficult to believe that Bitcoin will plunge below $10000, as it is now more popular and desired than ever. But extreme value swings will keep happening and will keep discouraging the light hearted investors," he says.
Bitcoin braved the turbulence in 2017, increasing its value from $1000 in January to reach a high of $19,700 in early December, before closing the year at about $14,000.
I think not just 2017 that has the highest volatility but in this year, every coin has the highest volatility too because if we analyze the price of each coin, it shows to us that the price is going down too deep without knowing when the price will back to the stable price. we make much analysis and many of us have to get lost because of this volatility. the price cannot predictable in this year but in this month, the price is trying to back the stable price first.
by David Drake
In 2017, Bitcoin recorded the most unprecedented gains, making it the most sought after cryptocurrency in the market. As a result, most people are buying Bitcoin for speculative purposes with the hope of cashing on price increases.
Having risen to a high of nearly $20,000 in mid December, Bitcoin experienced high volatility towards the end of 2017, raising the question of whether its price could plunge to below $10,000. But as HOQU's Co-Founder and CEO, Alex Shmonov notes, high volatility is nothing new to Bitcoin.
"The price of Bitcoin has always been very volatile even on fake news as many people buy this asset for the sake of speculation and profit. The reality is that the entire crypto market can flop by 90% and this will be normal. We saw this with Bitcoin before. But after some time and after the dust has settled, prices will return to new heights, because progress will go further and people will understand that the problems that caused the drop are resolved or almost solved," he says.
Even so, certain factors fuel the volatility of Bitcoin, and one such factor is government statements on cryptocurrency regulation. On Thursday 28th of December, 2017, Bitcoin prices plunged by the double digits following the announcement of fresh regulations in the world's third largest cryptocurrency market, South Korea. Going by the trend set by this southern peninsula, there’s no doubt that more price swings in the cryptocurrency market will follow.
"The volatility in the price action mirrors the uncertainty in world regulation. Each positive statement from a country or exchange sees a boost in the Bitcoin price, and each proposed clampdown produces a price drop. Changes in regulation is the key price driver for Bitcoin and that won’t change in 2018. I think price volatility will increase this year, this will not be a time for the faint hearted. Reduce your exposure to price volatility by diversifying a little of your portfolio - now," says Linda Leaney, CFO at Globcoin.
According to Marcus Vandea, CEO of Playfold, Bitcoin has a highly volatile nature. But even with its price swings, it’ll be hard for its value to drop below the $10,000 mark.
"High volatility will always be an intrinsic part of Bitcoin, with 30% shifts that always happened but are now more noticeable because of its high value. It’s difficult to believe that Bitcoin will plunge below $10000, as it is now more popular and desired than ever. But extreme value swings will keep happening and will keep discouraging the light hearted investors," he says.
Bitcoin braved the turbulence in 2017, increasing its value from $1000 in January to reach a high of $19,700 in early December, before closing the year at about $14,000.
2017 has the highest votality in history as i can see where it skyrocketed in a short period of time.Although votality is always been apart of cryptocurrencies concept,there is a time where bitcoin has its highest demand..and those previous year had proven its worth of existence.The year had just started and we can't predict what will happen in the future of crypto most specifically these year. In 2017, Bitcoin recorded the most unprecedented gains, making it the most sought after cryptocurrency in the market. As a result, most people are buying Bitcoin for speculative purposes with the hope of cashing on price increases.
Having risen to a high of nearly $20,000 in mid December, Bitcoin experienced high volatility towards the end of 2017, raising the question of whether its price could plunge to below $10,000. But as HOQU's Co-Founder and CEO, Alex Shmonov notes, high volatility is nothing new to Bitcoin.
"The price of Bitcoin has always been very volatile even on fake news as many people buy this asset for the sake of speculation and profit. The reality is that the entire crypto market can flop by 90% and this will be normal. We saw this with Bitcoin before. But after some time and after the dust has settled, prices will return to new heights, because progress will go further and people will understand that the problems that caused the drop are resolved or almost solved," he says.
Even so, certain factors fuel the volatility of Bitcoin, and one such factor is government statements on cryptocurrency regulation. On Thursday 28th of December, 2017, Bitcoin prices plunged by the double digits following the announcement of fresh regulations in the world's third largest cryptocurrency market, South Korea. Going by the trend set by this southern peninsula, there’s no doubt that more price swings in the cryptocurrency market will follow.
"The volatility in the price action mirrors the uncertainty in world regulation. Each positive statement from a country or exchange sees a boost in the Bitcoin price, and each proposed clampdown produces a price drop. Changes in regulation is the key price driver for Bitcoin and that won’t change in 2018. I think price volatility will increase this year, this will not be a time for the faint hearted. Reduce your exposure to price volatility by diversifying a little of your portfolio - now," says Linda Leaney, CFO at Globcoin.
According to Marcus Vandea, CEO of Playfold, Bitcoin has a highly volatile nature. But even with its price swings, it’ll be hard for its value to drop below the $10,000 mark.
"High volatility will always be an intrinsic part of Bitcoin, with 30% shifts that always happened but are now more noticeable because of its high value. It’s difficult to believe that Bitcoin will plunge below $10000, as it is now more popular and desired than ever. But extreme value swings will keep happening and will keep discouraging the light hearted investors," he says.
Bitcoin braved the turbulence in 2017, increasing its value from $1000 in January to reach a high of $19,700 in early December, before closing the year at about $14,000.
It is going to encounter that unpredictability without a doubt since it's soley made and brought by individuals based on instability.. The sole premise of a digital currency is unpredictability accordingly I don't figure it will ever be steady for over seven days. Likewise individuals are expecting the cost of bitcoins to rise again to a plunge esteem however on the other hand forecasts don't work in this unstable bitcoins case.
Some are stating after the duty day it will rise . how about we perceive how that goes .
Some are stating after the duty day it will rise . how about we perceive how that goes .
Naturally, it is not easy to foresee the changes in the prices for Bitcoin, but as I can just guess (looking at the crypto market situations), it might show the higher volatility this year.
I do not see any reason for the volatility of bitcoin to go down, if anything there is a chance the volatility will go up there are many governments that are passing laws against cryptocurrencies that may be negative and that could scare investors which will make them sell their coins.
Its volatility is part of its being successful and popular. It has its advantages and disadvantages, and it depends what it means to be volatile. It could be an increase or decrease its value. When trading, if it's low, it's an opportunity to buy coin, and when it's high it the best way to sell it. More people will get to know and be interested to join and get involved due to this trend. Being volatile does not always mean detrimental.
Yeah it may more violate than past years bitcoin being like that but many people are hoping bitcoin price can be stabilze. Because they want to using it as a currency for payment not just an investment but is too hard due the low supply on it
BTC has received too much attention and is easily influenced by the outside world.
Because of a lot of false news, the investor's mind was disturbed and the wrong operation BTC was made.
The price that causes BTC has great fluctuation!
Because of a lot of false news, the investor's mind was disturbed and the wrong operation BTC was made.
The price that causes BTC has great fluctuation!
Things have changed now, Bitcoin is not just influenced by bitcoin geeks anymore. The rising market cap clearly shows that so many new users are entering the market, Hence increasing the volatility also. Market is influence by many factors, so resulting in volatility always despite volume is low or high you need to get used to it. Coming 2018 things seem to be more volatile simply as volume is more and even the small volatility can result to change in big numbers but the volatility can comparability same over the years.
I do not see any reason for the volatility of bitcoin to go down, if anything there is a chance the volatility will go up there are many governments that are passing laws against cryptocurrencies that may be negative and that could scare investors which will make them sell their coins.
Its volatility is part of its being successful and popular. It has its advantages and disadvantages, and it depends what it means to be volatile. It could be an increase or decrease its value. When trading, if it's low, it's an opportunity to buy coin, and when it's high it the best way to sell it. More people will get to know and be interested to join and get involved due to this trend. Being volatile does not always mean detrimental.but this is what happens in the market now and we can see that bitcoin price still volatile and the price itself is up and down too often. I think the investor will have their own analysis so they can make a good decision to buy bitcoin as their investment. besides that, from a new year until now, bitcoin price does not increase significantly and I think it's waiting for a good moment to increase more than $10k and I am sure that the price can do that. I think from the volatility, we can try to make a profit because we can buy at low price and sell at the high price and the price will change over and over.
I do not see any reason for the volatility of bitcoin to go down, if anything there is a chance the volatility will go up there are many governments that are passing laws against cryptocurrencies that may be negative and that could scare investors which will make them sell their coins.
Its volatility is part of its being successful and popular. It has its advantages and disadvantages, and it depends what it means to be volatile. It could be an increase or decrease its value. When trading, if it's low, it's an opportunity to buy coin, and when it's high it the best way to sell it. More people will get to know and be interested to join and get involved due to this trend. Being volatile does not always mean detrimental.
I do not see any reason for the volatility of bitcoin to go down, if anything there is a chance the volatility will go up there are many governments that are passing laws against cryptocurrencies that may be negative and that could scare investors which will make them sell their coins.
It depends on the investment ratio. If more people invest in bitcoin the price will go up beside it will do down. There is volatility in the price for the last few years but volatility was god because the price was growing continuously but in 2018 volatility became worst for investors because the price fell down to almost 13000 dollars from 19000 to 6000 dollars. It was a great fall in the price.
BTC has received too much attention and is easily influenced by the outside world.
Because of a lot of false news, the investor's mind was disturbed and the wrong operation BTC was made.
The price that causes BTC has great fluctuation!
Because of a lot of false news, the investor's mind was disturbed and the wrong operation BTC was made.
The price that causes BTC has great fluctuation!
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