Why Bitcoin Spike In 2017 - Samuelpaganoto.com

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Bitcoin: why the price has exploded – and where it … – Research

So what has driven this huge price appreciation and is it different to the bubble of 2017? One reason for the massive price rise is that there has been a big influx of investors from large-scale institutions such as pension schemes, university endowment funds and investment trusts.Jan 13, 2021

Bitcoin's record price surge of 2017 was caused by a single …

Bitcoin’s dramatic price surge in 2017 that saw it reach record highs was caused by a single cryptocurrency trader, according to a new study …

Much of bitcoin's 2017 boom was market manipulation …

New research says at least half of the 2017 rise in bitcoin prices was due to coordinated price manipulation using another cryptocurrency …

Bitcoin: why the price has exploded – and … – The Conversation

One reason for the massive price rise is that there has been a big influx of investors from large-scale institutions such as pension schemes, …

One Bitcoin “whale” may have fueled the currency's price …

One Bitcoin “whale” may have fueled the currency’s price spike in 2017 … A single Bitcoin holder—called a “whale” in cryptocurrency parlance— …

Bitcoin Price Hits All-Time High Above $19,000, Topping 2017 …

The digital currency rose as high as $19,834.93, according to CoinDesk, topping the previous intraday record of $19,783.21 set Dec. 18, 2017.

Price manipulation caused Bitcoin's huge 2017 surge …

They wrote that bitcoin’s surge in late 2017 correlates with movement of Tether from Bitfinex to other exchanges in the hours before the …

A Lone Bitcoin Whale Likely Fueled 2017 Surge, Study Finds

A Texas academic created a stir last year by alleging that Bitcoin’s astronomical surge in 2017 was probably triggered by manipulation.

Bitcoin's 2017 Rise Was Market Manipulation By Tether: Study

Bitcoin’s phenomenal price rise late in 2017 has been attributed to a lot of things: investor enthusiasm, media spotlight, …

Why investors say bitcoin's 2020 surge is not like 2017's – Quartz

In 2017, his fund bought and sold bitcoin, exiting near the asset’s all-time high, Bloomberg reports. This year, watching central banks spend …

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