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Bitcoin drops 6.5% to below $20,000
Earlier in the day, it sank to its lowest point since December 2020
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Bitcoin dropped 6.53 per cent to $19,106.37 at 0734 GMT on Saturday, losing $1,334.33 from its previous close.
Earlier in the day, it sank as far as $19,047.61, its lowest point since December 2020.
Bitcoin is down 59 per cent this year, while ether is down 73 per cent.
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