Last Updated on January 23, 2023 by Paganoto
Bitcoin Is 'Officially on Vacation,' Dropping Closer to … – Time
Bitcoin Is 'Officially on Vacation,' Dropping Closer to … – Time
Bitcoin hit its first high of the year in 2021 when it went above $60,000 in April, and the price movement since then highlights the cryptocurrency's volatility in a time when more and more people are interested in getting in on the action.
Why Is Bitcoin Down Today? – Forbes
Why Is Bitcoin Down Today? – Forbes
Bitcoin ended 2021 up nearly 70%. That’s a fantastic return for any asset class, let alone one without any tangible value or the full faith and …
Crypto Crash: Why Is Crypto Down Today? – Forbes
Crypto Crash: Why Is Crypto Down Today? – Forbes
Bitcoin prices are now down 50% year to date and are trading well off their all-time highs around $69,000 in November 2021.
Bitcoin Ends Its Bang of a 2021 With a December Whimper
Bitcoin Ends Its Bang of a 2021 With a December Whimper
Coin is down 19% in month, its worst end of year since 2013 · But current fall not as drastic as average drawdowns: Bespoke.
Bitcoin has lost more than 50% of its value this year. What to …
Bitcoin has lost more than 50% of its value this year. What to …
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies fell sharply as investors dump risk assets. A crypto lending company called Celsius is …
12 key moments that fueled crypto's record growth in 2021
12 key moments that fueled crypto's record growth in 2021
This kind of fraud was not uncommon throughout the year. Over $7.7 billion was stolen in cryptocurrency scams worldwide in 2021, according to a …
Bitcoin crash: what's behind crypto collapse? – The Times
Bitcoin crash: what's behind crypto collapse? – The Times
In 2021 the price soared by more than 700% in 12 months to a record high of $69,000 in November · Fast forward to June 2022 when it plummeted …
After $2 trillion crypto crash, what happens next? – PBS
After $2 trillion crypto crash, what happens next? – PBS
Digital currencies have now lost $2 trillion in value after hitting a peak of $3 trillion in November 2021. There are also signs that many …
Why cryptocurrencies have gone from hot to full-on meltdown
Why cryptocurrencies have gone from hot to full-on meltdown
Just months ago, crypto companies were advertising heavily during the Super Bowl after virtual currencies enjoyed a dizzying rally in 2021.
Bitcoin crash wipes out nearly all the cryptocurrency's gains …
Bitcoin crash wipes out nearly all the cryptocurrency's gains …
Bitcoin crash wipes out nearly all the cryptocurrency’s gains for 2021 … The price of bitcoin continues to swoon, sliding below $30,000 in early …
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