Bitcoin fell 2.28%, the virtual currency floor was in red

This morning, the virtual currency floor seemed to be in full swing as almost all of the digital dubs fell. Bitcoin prices today fell to 2.28% over the previous day.

According to CoinmarketCap Bitcoin prices, Bitcoin prices were the highest in 24 hours at $ 8,565, the lowest at $ 8,222. At this price, the value of the world's leading digital currency has been reduced to 2.28%. Almost all other digital currencies like Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC), Ripple (XRP) ... also fell sharply. Of which, the BHC also fell sharply than the BTC, down 6% compared to the previous 24 hours.

In the past time, Bitcoin prices in particular and the electronic money market in general decreased quite deep, there are also times but not follow a rule. Virtual experts also have to say that Bitcoin and virtual currency are almost "dancing" and "no one can foresee".

Bitcoin prices have risen almost to $ 8,000, a price that, compared with Bitcoin's peak of $ 20,000 at the end of 2017, is "falling sharply" and causing many homebuyers. I feel "desperate". Bitcoin expects prices to rebound as late as 2017, with almost no sign of coming to a halt.

However, ahead of the pessimistic graying of Bitcoin prices and the e-money market, some still make optimistic predictions about Bitcoin's future and digital money. Danny Masters, Chairman of CoinShares firmly believes that Bitcoin prices will recover in the same way by the end of 2018. Meanwhile, Arthur Hayes, a multi-year experienced electronic money investor, pink "Bitcoin price and expects the price of electronic currency will rise to $ 50,000 by the end of this year.

In fact, Bitcoin prices are still on the decline and sometimes recovering at a "weak" level. Probably the slight increase of Bitcoin has made many investors embrace hope in this digital coin. The future of Bitcoin and electronic money is still a mystery, but it seems gray is overwhelming and it is unknown when investors in this market will have "real good news."