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After nearly three years, we once again have a top day Shocked

                                                                                                                       Bitflyer/
     BitStamp USD/BTC           CoinFloor GBP/BTC           Kraken EUR/BTC              Kraken CAD/BTC             CoinCheck JPY/BTC
 ------------------------    -----------------------    -----------------------    -----------------------    --------------------------
   1  2017-12-17  19,110  |   1  2020-11-20  13,945  |   1  2017-12-17  15,902  |   1  2017-12-17  24,642  |   1  2017-12-17  2,208,232
   2  2017-12-18  18,634  |   2  2017-12-18  13,886  |   2  2017-12-18  15,595  |   2  2020-11-20  24,155  |   2  2017-12-18  2,147,476
   3  2017-12-16  18,430  |   3  2020-11-19  13,499  |   3  2020-11-20  15,521  |   3  2017-12-18  24,087  |   3  2017-12-19  2,138,407
   4  2020-11-20  18,370  |   4  2017-12-17  13,482  |   4  2017-12-16  15,461  |   4  2020-11-19  23,605  |   4  2017-12-16  2,112,793
   5  2017-12-19  17,986  |   5  2020-11-18  13,457  |   5  2017-12-19  15,251  |   5  2017-12-16  23,513  |   5  2017-12-15  2,002,191

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GBP shitting the bed even faster than CAD Shocked

considering Brexit, Johnson and the pandemic - not too shabby imho.

I am not too much into macro economics, but JPY seems to hold its value pretty damned well.. they are just savers.. is that why? They are not overly irresponsible in printing their currency? Seems a bit interesting to see how strong the JPY seems to be, relatively speaking. Or am I misunderstanding things and getting too far off topic?

indeed an interesting observation. the Austrian econ gang is always using Japan as the bad example. how on earth is their currency doing better than all other?