12 Mar 2020.
Bitcoin's sudden sell-off was put down to global market turmoil sparked by oil.
over the last few days, with around $50 billion wiped from crypto markets.
almost 30% over the last seven days after suddenly plummeting this morning.
The bitcoin price fell by almost $1,000 per bitcoin on Saturday, before.
12 Mar 2020.
The price of bitcoin has plummeted dramatically, losing 20 per cent of.
Cryptocurrency falls by $2,000 in one of the most severe crashes in its.
"Bitcoin has fallen as cryptocurrencies become caught up in the turmoil we're seeing in.
billion has now been wiped from bitcoin's overall value since the start of.
The 2018 cryptocurrency crash was the sell-off of most cryptocurrencies from January 2018. After an unprecedented boom in 2017, the price of Bitcoin fell by.
12 Mar 2020.
Cryptocurrency markets are feeling a lot of pressure on Thursday, March 12, as the.
ETH lost 39% of its value during the course of the week and there's $18.3 billion in.
and the coin has suffered a loss of 19% today and 30% for the week.
“Surprised we're seeing the bitcoin price fall in this environment,
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13 Mar 2020.
Bitcoin has massively crashed, losing about half its value over the last seven-day trading period. The bitcoin price was down by almost 50% late last night, falling to.
the chief executive of Seychelles-based bitcoin and cryptocurrency.
bitcoin and cryptocurrency markets went into free fall yesterday after.
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