This has happened a lot over the last two years. CAVirtex has been overrun more often than not by polar bears. My theory is that cold winters combined with relatively low electricity prices makes Canada a much better than average place to mine BTC. The result is that Canada is a net exporter of BTC leading to lower prices. A similar argument can be made for LTC.
Wait until after the spring thaw and the bulls will drive out those polar bears and grizzlies.
Over the years I have learned to really appreciate these polar bears, since they have assisted me greatly in building up my BTC portfolio. I mean back in 2012 it was rally good to pay say 4.78 USD rather than say 5.02 USD per BTC. It actually worked all through the summer. These uniquely Canadian bears rarely went into hibernation.
I expect in later years others will also learn to appreciate their activity this summer also.
