Sentences with phrase «price per bitcoin»

When asked, «At what price per bitcoin would you be willing to sell all of your bitcoin investment?»

«Because the price is set where the supply meets demand, the price per bitcoin will need to increase substantially to accommodate additional demand,» following the recent increase in interest, he said.

[125][127][129] In early April 2013, the price per bitcoin dropped from $ 266 to around $ 50 and then rose to around $ 100.

Well, the price per bitcoin has increased more than 2,000 percent since we started thinking of the pilot, and despite batching and other techniques, the price increases and volatility of public blockchains affect transaction costs for a project like this, and they are not easy to plan or budget.

If some small fraction of the people holding gold (say, 5 %) sold their gold for US Dollars (releasing $ 400 bn), and the USD proceeds were used to buy bitcoins, the total value of bitcoins (commonly referred to as «market capitalisation») would increase by that amount of dollars ($ 400bn), and because we know the total number of bitcoins in circulation, we can derive a price per bitcoin.

When BCH's market value increased, at the same time the price of BTC dipped, but the price per bitcoin has since rebounded just before Segwit activation.

At press time the price per bitcoin is hovering around the $ 4580 - 4630 territory and sell walls look extremely flat on many popular exchanges.

According to cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb, the price per bitcoin reached 24.7 million won as of 2:30 p.m. today, up 1.4 percent after financial authorities announced plans to investigate cryptocurrency exchanges.

There were some scalability innovations that took place and the price per Bitcoin reached the highest in over two and a half years.

A price per Bitcoin of $ 100000 is a possibility within a decade or two.

You can set your price per Bitcoin, the amount you want to sell, and even track your sale price dynamically to several popular exchanges.

Not too long ago, the price per Bitcoin surpassed the price of one ounce of gold.

It only makes sense the price per Bitcoin would go up sooner or later, assuming there is enough demand.

The price per Bitcoin in the rest of the world is sitting closer to $ 9,600.

Following this dip, BTC trade volumes began to surge as the price per bitcoin rose over $ 600 in less than an hour and during the course of the afternoon bounced back to a high of $ 3,820.