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Bitcoin tumbled in an extended selloff for cryptocurrencies, falling to around $38,000 — its lowest level in six months. The largest token sank as much as 10 per cent on Friday, marking a three-day downturn.
Other cryptocurrencies were similarly in the red as investors offloaded risky bets in a volatile week for global markets. Ether fell below $3,000, losing as much as 14 per cent. Digital assets suffered especially in recent days against a wider tech sell-off, rising regulatory threats and concerns around tighten-ing Fed policy.
“Rumors of Russian mining bans, the effects of tapering and regulatory concerns
Other cryptocurrencies were similarly in the red as investors offloaded risky bets in a volatile week for global markets. Ether fell below $3,000, losing as much as 14 per cent. Digital assets suffered especially in recent days against a wider tech sell-off, rising regulatory threats and concerns around tighten-ing Fed policy.
“Rumors of Russian mining bans, the effects of tapering and regulatory concerns
