By far the biggest news in September was that China would no longer allow initial coin offerings (ICOs) within its borders. On top of that, the country has alienated several key coin trading platforms that have said they will be leaving the country in the near future. With a huge swath of consumers now effectively being closed off to BTC,\u00a0the Bitcoin price forecast has been relatively muted lately. Or at least, it has not been experiencing the massive booms and falls that we're used to in the cryptocurrency market.<\/p>\n
Bitcoin is trading at a hair below $3,800 as of the writing of this article, and has been fluctuating between $3,700 and $4,000 since the news dropped early- and.<\/p>\n
The post Bitcoin Price Forecast \u2013 Lingering Effects of China<\/a> appeared first on Profit Confidential<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n See the original post: By far the biggest news in September was that China would no longer allow initial coin offerings (ICOs) within its borders. On top of that, the country has alienated several key coin trading platforms that have said they will be leaving the country in the near future. With a huge swath of consumers now effectively being closed off to BTC,\u00a0the Bitcoin price forecast has been relatively muted lately Continue reading
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