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Bitcoin falls 1.8% to $60,077.32

Published 03/14/2021, 06:25 PM
Updated 03/14/2021, 06:25 PM
© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Representations of virtual currency Bitcoin and U.S. dollar banknotes are seen in this picture illustration

(Reuters) - Bitcoin dropped 1.78% to $60,077.32 on Sunday, losing $1,087.87 from its previous close.

Bitcoin, the world's biggest and best-known cryptocurrency, is down 2.8% from the year's high of $61,781.83 on March 13.

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lol, hilarious, you should get out more often
Democrats have done an amazing job at increasing the wealth gap through currency devaluation and massive deficit spending. Has done wonders for my investments. So thankful for people who are happy staying in poverty and vote democrat to get their government bread crumbs while the rich get richer. All these politicians get paid six-figure salaries for putting the country trillions in debt, meanwhile democrats are out there complaining about executives who get paid high salaries for running profitable businesses.
good
Currency is too represent assets for trade. Bitcoin just represents itself.
It's all fun and games until you loose an eye
lol the author focuses on the 1.8% drop which has no relevance. headline should simply say bitcoin reaches all time highs and is up 500 or 1000% from in x amount of months. now trading off the highs 1.8%
It will go positive overnight.
The bottom line is you by any dip that you can buy. SOS is about to takeoff FYI
What a waste of an article
According to bulls, it's a heathy correction, not a drop :v
BTC down 1.8% after going up over 1500% over the past year? Clearly this sort of dump means the end for bitcoin.
Bitcoin is up 100% since January 1
wow, markets just opened. Already planting fears. Give it a rest to this negativity. Look at the big picture, bitcoin bounced back again and again. lol
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