BITCOIN found its bottom value last week after prices dropped to $6,000 before today hitting highs of more than $11,000.
The price of Bitcoin sailed past $11,000 this morning as it recovered 88 percent of losses from its previous February low, which biggest trader believe that cryptocurrency make bottom.
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CoinDesk’s Bitcoin Price Index (BPI) highlights a peak up to $11,279.18 (£8,068.54) - the first time the currency has broken through the $11,000 mark since January 29.
Investors remain cautious after Bitcoin plunged to $5,947.40 (£4,254.18) at the beginning of the month on Feb 6, but hope remains that BTC has reached a stable bottom at $6,000 (£4,292.09).
Bitcoin is not without its critics, as Governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, told students at Regent’s University, London.
Mr Carney rejected Bitcoin as a currency, saying it had “pretty much failed” in comparison to other currencies, with no real-world value to buy items.
He said: “It has pretty much failed thus far on… the traditional aspects of money. It is not a store of value because it is all over the map. Nobody uses it as a medium exchange.”
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