Bitcoin Maintains Market Share After Digital Currency Split

Bitcoin Maintains Market Share After Digital Currency Split

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Bitcoin Prices Survive Hard Fork

After reaching $2,900.00 on the day of the fork, bitcoin prices have stabilized north of $2,700.00. The BTC/USD traded within a $23 range on Thursday, retaining a market cap of roughly $45.2 billion.

The digital currency's technical...

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Bitcoin smashes $10,000 barrier, next stop - the moon - Neowin

By Paul Hill Neowin LLC ·

Nov 28, 2017

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Bitcoin has passed the $10,000 mark for the first time. Some exchanges were reporting that the threshold had been passed hours ago, however, CoinMarketCap, an authoritative entity, is now too reporting that the threshold has been passed. 2017 has been explosive for bitcoin; the price has gone from a 'lowly' $1,000 to its current value.

One explanation for the price increases is due to new waves...

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GPU miners sell off graphics cards as ETH & BTC values ...

GPU miners sell off graphics cards as ETH & BTC values drop

by Mark Tyson on 18 July 2017, 10:01

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A complex economic stew has resulted in a noticeable increase in GPU miners selling off their kit. Factors such as the market volatility of the Ethereum (ETH) price caused by profit takers, market manipulation, trader panic and hackers, plus the increased difficulty in mining this...

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The True Cost of Bitcoin Transactions - Money and State

83 cents per transaction on average...

Is that "too expensive?" That's a judgement call, and sincere people can disagree about what is "too expensive." It depends what one uses Bitcoin for.

Some people, indeed, are using Bitcoin to move "normal" amounts of money around (ie - like a "peer-to-peer cash system"). This doesn't refer to "micro transactions," which are fractions of a dollar and have...

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