An article by Business Insider: The global Bitcoin price is on the decline, but it’s worth remembering that this decline is coming from one of the most valuable and exciting things you can own.

Bitcoin is still trading above $1,200 at the time of writing, and is still going strong.

It is the most successful cryptocurrency in history, and one that can easily beat the $1.5 trillion in Bitcoin market capitalization.

That is why, despite its recent drop, the world’s largest cryptocurrency is still doing well.

As we mentioned in our article on the value of Bitcoin, this was the first time that the price of a cryptocurrency hit $1 million in market cap.

In that time, the price has gone from a price of $100 to more than $600,000, which is why this article is not about the long-term value of cryptocurrency, but rather the potential long-run value of the Bitcoin platform.

The bitcoin price fell from $11,838 to $11.4 billion, and the overall price of Bitcoin rose by 5%.

It’s worth noting that Bitcoin price declines are more common when new coins are launched.

For example, the cryptocurrency has fallen so low that it has fallen from $1 to $0.

In fact, Bitcoin was last traded at $11 in January 2017.

In 2018, Bitcoin price declined from $2,099 to $1 in a mere two months.

The overall value of bitcoin has continued to rise as the digital currency has grown.

According to research from Gartner, Bitcoin has grown from a $1 billion market cap to $13.8 trillion market cap since 2016.

If Bitcoin continues to grow at its current pace, Bitcoin will be worth more than the GDP of the United States by the end of 2021.

If you think that Bitcoin is a bubble, you might want to think again.

According to a recent report from the National Association of Realtors, the value and potential of the crypto-currency is now approaching $1 trillion, which would be the largest single-day increase in value in history.