Bitcoin Price Slumping XMas Morning

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Bitcoin Price Slumping XMas Morning

The price of the anonymous digital currency Bitcoin continued to erode Christmas morning.

BusinessInsider.com revealed Monday morning that a Bitcoin was worth $13,975 at 11.30 a.m. GMT on Christmas day.

The cryptocurrency price fluctuations have been extreme over these past two weeks after peaking above the $18000 mark for the first time ever.
Its value has fallen sharply over the past week, and has been declining more modestly since.

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There is no denying that Bitcoin has had an extraordinary year despite the recent setbacks.

A bitcoin bought on January 1, 2017 has increased in value more than twelve-fold, despite the late December drop.

Nearly all online gambling websites, including Pay Per Heads the likes of AcePerHead.com, now offer payment and/or deposit options using Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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