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Bitcoin Will Decrease Through April and Begin to Rebound in Price Starting in May
Bitcoin Falls Below $7,000 The cryptocurrency known as Bitcoin is having a rough year so far in 2018. During 2017 the digital form of currency experienced record high numbers with a price over $19,000 in December. It started 2017 close to $1,000 in price, and began to make a steady incline starting in May and June of last year. It skyrocketed in price within November and December, and my theory is a similar trend will take place in 2018. For those that invest in Bitcoin, they may be looking to find a bottom out point to restart buying the currency
Bitcoin Offers an Alternative to Currency with Futures Trading in Chicago
Bitcoin is Currently Selling for 16622.35 USD on December 11, 2017 In comparison to the current price of Bitcoin going for $16,622.35, when we reported on this cryptocurrency in March earlier this year, the currency was going for $1,041. Over the past year the price of Bitcoin has went up drastically, and one main reason that I find to be a major factor is the main users are working the system to increase the price as much as possible before tax season hits in 2018. TIME reported that the revenue made off of Bitcoin will be taxed and accounted for leading into