Market Weekly: Bitcoin Bulls Return in Wake of BearWhale Slaying
Bullish sentiments return in the week after the slaying of the BearWhale, as trading volumes rise to eight-month highs.
Last updated on Oct 18, 2014 at 12:08 BST. Based on the following values:
| USD | |
|---|---|
| BTC-e | $380.00 |
| Bitstamp | $382.84 |
| Bitfinex | $382.37 |
| LakeBTC | $378.71 |
| CNY | |
| BTC China | ¥2,334.39 |
| OKCoin | ¥2,336.21 |
| Huobi | ¥2,332.67 |
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