Bitcoin Drops To $59,000 As US Government Moves To Sell More BTC
Bitcoin dropped 2.5% to $59,100 after the US government moved 10,000 BTC linked to Silk Road.
Bitcoin dropped 2.5% to $59,100 after the US government moved 10,000 BTC linked to Silk Road.
CryptoQuant warns that the cryptocurrency market may face a real dip during US trading hours, signaling more volatility ahead.
BTC fell to its lowest price since February at $53,000, losing $17,000 in a week. This marks one of the worst weekly performances in 15 years.
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