How long has Bitcon been? What's the latest situation at Bitcoin? Here is the current 30 December Bitcoin prices

(BİTCOİN :)how much was the price? In Bitcoin, which has recently fallen, the current state of prices is being wondered by thousands of citizens. Citizens following the values of Bitcoin, Bitcoin prices after falling to the 'Bitcoin prices how much,' What is the latest situation in Bitcoin? ' speeded up his inquiries. So how much are the Bitcoin prices? Here are the latest Bitcoin prices on December 30 ...

WHAT HAPPENED TO IT?

Bitcoin traded 2.56 per cent on Saturday's trading at 20:55 CET on a daily basis. Virtual currency Bticoin's five-day loss is at 18.45 percent.

Bitcoin traded at -9.59 percent in 24-hour trading.

Here are the prices seen at 20.56 on December 30, 2017

Bitcoin: $ 48.655,54

Ripple: $ 9.09

Ethereum: $ 2,699.60

Bitcoin Cash: $ 9,096.09

Cardano: $ 2.37

Litecoin: $ 835.12

IOTA: $ 12.02

MINISTER ZEYBEKÇİ'S DISCOVERY

Digital money "Bitcoin" in reviews about Zeybekci, "In the world of crypto currencies, the values used with the intention of money, when we look at and I say this again, they had once Ponzi scheme in Turkey. Everybody was so happy last one contiguous cheating, but he got very upset people. (Bitcoin ) This is similar to the happiness chains we have witnessed from time to time, which is likely to be a global happiness chain. " used expressions.

Zeybekci, pointing out that citizens may be victims of this issue, said the following warnings:

"Our citizens them away, they have adventures are more than enthusiastic. Not the money of the country or the economy. This is only a software environment, being allegedly found power with passwords have been coordinated virtual currency. All kinds of value on it is virtual. Will not be a regulation on this issue. Turkey We are following closely in the direction of no major victimization and fraud.

Zeybekci added that in 2018, when he hopes to achieve successful results in inflation and employment areas, he expects new historical records to come one after another in private sector investments, and to catch up with historical records every month in foreign trade and exports.