Study: Late 2013 Bitcoin Bubble Fueled by Suspicious Trading Activity on Mt. Gox

By cineramaJuly 11, 2017Bitcoin Business

According to a recent study by researchers from the University of Tulsa and Tel Aviv University, the massive increase in the bitcoin price in late 2013 was caused by […]

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Study: Late 2013 Bitcoin Bubble Fueled by Suspicious Trading Activity on Mt. Gox

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