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Bitcoin hits news record, approaches USD1000 level

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The price of virtual currency Bitcoin rose to a new record high on Wednesday, with the price of one Bitcoin briefly reaching USD977, as the Bitcoin community prepares to hold its own Black Friday event.
The currency approached the USD1000 level, with BTC/USD briefly rising to 977 on the world’s largest Bitcoin exchange, the Tokyo based MT Gox before falling back to USD960. This compares to a price of about USD200 in October.

Bitcoin entrepreneur Jon Holmquist has launched a website called Bitcoin Black Friday, aimed at raising awareness about the controversial cryptocurrency, by offering deals on the biggest U.S. shopping day.

A number of businesses including Reddit, CheapAir.com, the first online travel agency to accept Bitcoin, and Gyft, which offers gift cards for retailers such as Amazon.

Traders Can Now Trade Bitcoin Hiring Topnotch Forex Brokers

November 23, 2013
London, UK (PRWEB) November 23, 2013 ForexMinute reviews several Forex and binary options brokers that provide Bitcoin as a trading option and help traders trade Bitcoin and get attractive returns. Nonetheless, when Bitcoin prices are sky rocketing, every trader wants to make his million; however, it is not possible without the help of the right brokerage firm.

Bernanke Talks And The Dollar Drops (source - Forbes)

Since the start of 2013, central bankers’ rhetoric has been the one dominating factor affecting the foreign exchange (forex) market, and talk, apparently, is what continues to lead capital markets. That gold suffering its first loss in more than 13 years has taken a backseat to central bankers’ silver tongues as the top financial story of the year ought to raise eyebrows. Alas, it has not. Regardless, diminished forex market volume and volatility is the order of the day (and year). Investors should expect this theme to rollover into the New Year. If there’s one positive to come from it all, forex traders can likely stick with last year’s trading plans, at least for the short term.