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Bitcoin Price Drops by 5% to $46,550 in Second Day of Decline
Bitcoin Price Drops by 5% to $46,550 in Second Day of Decline
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The price of the world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, has fallen for the second day in a row. 26.08.2021, Sputnik International
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The price of the cryptocurrency Bitcoin has fallen 5 percent on Thursday, to below $46,600.At the start of August, the price of Bitcoin was on the rise, hitting the highest level since mid-May at over $44,000 on 8 August.Bitcoin, a highly popular virtual web-based currency, has been on everyone's lips for a decade now since its introduction back in 2009. At its peak, its market capitalization exceeded $1 trillion, matching tech giants like Amazon, Google and Microsoft.
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Bitcoin Price Drops by 5% to $46,550 in Second Day of Decline
08:37 GMT 26.08.2021 (Updated: 09:02 GMT 26.08.2021) The price of the world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, has fallen for the second day in a row.
The price of the cryptocurrency Bitcoin has fallen 5 percent on Thursday, to below $46,600.
At the start of August, the price of Bitcoin was on the rise, hitting the highest level since mid-May at over $44,000 on 8 August.
Bitcoin, a highly popular virtual web-based currency, has been on everyone's lips for a decade now since its introduction back in 2009. At its peak, its market capitalization exceeded $1 trillion, matching tech giants like Amazon, Google and Microsoft.
