Monday 6 October 2014

Bitcoin Price Finds Hard Floor Following 26,000 BTC Sell Order

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CoinDesk BPI chart showing price decline over the past week After buyers snapped up $7.8m worth of bitcoins that were selling for $300 each on exchange Bitstamp on Monday, bitcoin’s price appears to have found a hard floor in what has been a largely unpredictable trading period recently.


On Sunday, bitcoin’s price dropped through the 18-month average purchase price of $337.60, signalling uncertainty to many traders in the market. Then, in the early hours of the Asian morning on Monday, a sell order of 26,000 BTC at $300 that was placed on exchange Bitstamp brought a temporary halt to the volatile price and narrowed bid-ask spreads between the four exchanges in CoinDesk’s Bitcoin Price Index (BPI).


By the time of the European morning however, buyers had snapped up the entire order and the BPI jumped up into the low-to-mid-$320s.


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