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BITCOIN PLUNGES 21%, WORST DIP SINCE MARCH 2020

Published On 11 Jan 2021 01:42 PM

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Bitcoin is one of the top trading cryptocurrencies
The slide of Bitcoin is looked upon by some as a correction phase.

The cryptocurrency market has been unstable since the pandemic hit. On Sunday and Monday, one of the biggest digital currency Bitcoin took the worst plunge since March. Over these two days, Bitcoin slid to as low as $32,389. This was a steep loss of about 21%.

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BITCOIN PLUNGES 21%, WORST DIP SINCE MARCH 2020

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