The price of bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, slid to below $100,000 on Monday morning, representing a sharp drop from the
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Bitcoin price stood at $100,894.04, registering a 24-hour dip of 4.17 percent, as per CoinMarketCap. According to Indian exchanges, BTC price stood at Rs 86.88 lakh. ETH price stood at $3,165.55 marking a 24-hour loss of 5.72 percent at the time of writing. Ethereum price in India stood at Rs 2.73 lakh.
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is struggling on Monday but cryptocurrency traders remain unfazed, betting on long-term bullish trends to outweigh short-term concerns. Cryptocurrency Price 24-Hour Trend 7-Day Trend Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) $101,
Bitcoin derivatives metrics remained stable despite the $7,320 price drop to $97,754, suggesting that whales and arbitrage desks were prepared for the downturn. However, stablecoin metrics from Chinese markets indicate that cryptocurrency demand in the region remains subdued.
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