Bitcoin drops Sunday evening as cryptocurrencies join global market rout
- Bitcoin's price dipped below $75,000, marking its lowest point since just after Donald Trump's Election Day victory.
- Ether, the second largest cryptocurrency, traded at around $1,500, losing about half of its value since early February.
- Garrick Hileman, an independent cryptocurrency analyst, stated that Bitcoin's price decline shows that its perceived value has not yet been proven to be true.
- Options markets indicate that selling pressure on Bitcoin and Ether may persist, with key support levels at $75,000 and $1,500 respectively.
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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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