> Now that everyone sees they can be confiscated just like real currency, though, the price is half what it was This event didn't cause the price to be halved.

> Now that everyone sees they can be confiscated just like real currency, though, the price is half what it was This event didn't cause the price to be halved. It actually didn't effect the price at all. The article makes a strange mention of some $230 number, which might have been the price like a year ago, but it's been pretty constant around 110-120 for a while now. EDIT: Sorry, this was supposed to be a response to lnanek2, mis-clicked.