At press time, bitcoin is trading for roughly $8,220 – about $130 less than where it stood yesterday. One source places current resistance levels at $8,600, which bitcoin was previously unable to break. The currency rose to the $8,500 mark 48 hours ago, but has incurred subsequent drops ever since. In addition, bitcoin has also failed to sustain previous support levels at $8,300, thus leading to the most recent drop. Tom Lee of Fundstrat (whom we’ve discussed in our last two price articles) is again in the news. He’s sticking to his guns and insists bitcoin will reach $25,000 byPowered by WPeMatico
Bitcoin enthusiasts will be aware of how Bitcoin Pizza Day is almost upon us. Until this year, there was only one way to celebrate this unofficial holiday: order a pizza, pay with Bitcoin, and enjoy. This year, however, we will also see Bitcoin Cash Pizza Day. It is a bit more difficult to find merchants accepting BCH, but that is where the BCHPizza website will prove to be a valuable resource. BCHPizza is an Interesting Project Even though people all over the world have celebrated Bitcoin Pizza Day for many years now, it is not necessarily easy to find merchants that accept