After breaking through the $43,000 on Tuesday, the price of Bitcoin is stabilising around the $42,000 mark this morning. The leading cryptocurrency is currently changing hands for nearly the same amount as it was 24 hours earlier, down 0.33 per cent to $42,133.
The price of Ethereum also remains nearly the same as it was a day earlier, sitting at close to $2,950.
The stability comes despite falling bitcoin trading volume, with the seven-day average real Bitcoin volume currently just $4 billion. Over the past seven days, we’ve only seen volume exceed $7 billion once. There are particularly significant discrepancies between weekend and weekday trading volumes, suggesting that weekend traders have left the market. What will bring them back?
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