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Crypto losses near $700 billion in worst week since bubble burst

Bitcoin sank toward $4,000 and most of its peers tumbled on Friday, extending the Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto Index's decline since November 16 to 23 per cent

Jamie Dimon, Warren Buffett have the last laugh on new-age money Bitcoin

Bitcoin's price has tumbled to near $4,000, down 30 per cent in a month, 50 per cent in six months and almost 80 per cent since December

Bitcoin at lowest level this yr, breaches $4,300; losses top 25% in a week

By mid-afternoon, it was trading around $4,750 on the Bitstamp exchange

Analysis: Bitcoin for payments a distant dream as usage dries up

Bitcoin extends slide below $4,500, new 2018 low

Bitcoin extends slide to below $4,500; loses 30 percent in a week

Crypto effect: Lack of policy clarity casts shadow on blockchain startups

Several countries have taken a cautious approach to cryptocurrencies, but few have gone to the extent of dissuading their use like India has done

Bitcoin price falls below $5,000 for the first time since October 2017

Bitcoin declined as much as 9% to $4,958, while so-called alternative coins slumped even more, with Ether tumbling as much as 12% and Litecoin cratering as much as 13%

Bitcoin falls below USD 5,000 for first time since Oct 2017

Bitcoin sinks to new 13-month low

Twitter confirms third-party involvement in crypto hackings

S&P, Dow advance on trade optimism; Nvidia sinks Nasdaq

Wall Street advances on trade optimism; Nvidia, Facebook lag

S&P 500 wavers after Trump trade comments, Nvidia hits Nasdaq

S&P 500 edges lower on chip weakness, oil boosts energy stocks

Supply glut mars Turing effect for Nvidia shares

Global Markets: Europe battles Brexit blues, Wall Street faces tech stress

Nasdaq futures fall 1 percent as Nvidia takes down chipmakers

Global Markets: Europe battles Brexit blues, losses seen for Wall Street's chipmakers

Global Markets: Shares and sterling try to shake Brexit blues