Ok maybe a robot trader did it (with the help of the pump and dump strategists that follow such bubbles), but it certainly wasn't anything to do with the real economy, which supports my original point.
If I remember correctly, the price went over $1k on Btc-e and you could get your money out, but it was always certainly trading lower than a Goxcoin.
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Ok maybe a robot trader did it (with the help of the pump and dump strategists that follow such bubbles), but it certainly wasn't anything to do with the real economy, which supports my original point.
If I remember correctly, the price went over $1k on Btc-e and you could get your money out, but it was always certainly trading lower than a Goxcoin.
I stand corrected! I do recall the other exchanges being about $200 below Mt. Gox ... though they still tracked its blatantly fraudulent prices.