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The largest cryptocurrency was trading down 8.8% at $33,058, its lowest since July 23, taking losses from its all-time high of $69,000 hit in November past 50%.

Bitcoin plunged almost nine per cent on Monday to its lowest in six months as fears of a Russian attack on Ukraine saw riskier assets worldwide extend their sell-off

Bitcoin tumbled to its lowest level in six months on Monday as fears of a Russian attack on Ukraine saw riskier assets worldwide extend their sell-off. ... | January 24, 2022

Bitcoin has also tumbled to its lowest level in six months amid fears of a Russian attack on Ukraine. The largest cryptocurrency was last down 5.4 percent at $34,310 after earlier dropping to $32,951, its lowest price since July 23, taking losses from its all-time high of $69,000 hit in November past 50 percent. More […]

Bitcoin skids to six-month low as fears of Ukraine conflict shake markets

Bitcoin will continue to take market share from gold as a byproduct of broader adoption of digital assets -- and possibly due to Bitcoin-specific scaling solutions -- leading to a potential $100,000...

Global Investors Can Trade Traditional Equities Using USDC Digital CurrencyZUG, SWITZERLAND / ACCESSWIRE / December 15, 2021 / Upstream, the digital stock exchange and trading app powered by Horizon Fintex

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It's no secret that the crypto market is extremely volatile. Bitcoin, which reached an all-time high of $69,000 on Nov. 10, started 2021 at $29,000 and is, as of Dec. 8, hovering around $50,000. See:...

Twitter stock jumped 11% in early trading today, following the news that CEO Jack Dorsey is stepping down. See: Crypto Update: Jack Dorsey's Square Publishes Whitepaper for Decentralized Bitcoin...