I'm not a huge proponent of bitcoin, and am unsure how great of a move this was, but man is this article ridiculous. >The price of Bitcoin on Tuesday crashed t

I'm not a huge proponent of bitcoin, and am unsure how great of a move this was, but man is this article ridiculous. >The price of Bitcoin on Tuesday crashed to its lowest in nearly a month, The lowest value in nearly a month is "crashing?" And saying that caused the country to lose $3 million pretends they sold all the bitcoint that day. Using a picture of protestors in front of a massive fire implies there's some huge movement, not "about 1000 protestors." >It says bitcoin could save the country $400m a year in transaction fees on funds sent from abroad. However, using data from the World Bank and the government, the BBC calculates this to be closer to $170m. Saving $170m is still "up to $400m" and more than anything is being optimistic about future growth. And they are saying "however they'll only save $170m" as if the move would somehow not be worth saving $170m. Finally, they interview a random shopkeeper and the opposition leader to show we got both sides of the issue. What a fair debate there.