Bitcoin drops Sunday evening as cryptocurrencies join global market rout

After remaining relatively stable during the turmoil of world markets in recent days, cryptocurrencies have joined the massive sale.The bitcoin, the world's most popular cryptocurrencies, fell below $75,000 on the morning of Monday, April 7, before experiencing a slight rebound.Bitcoin prices had not been so low since shortly after Donald Trump's election victory last year, which launched an upward race in cryptocurrencies prices.

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After remaining relatively stable during the turmoil of world markets in recent days, cryptocurrencies have joined the massive sale.

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