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Abomination: Bitcoin Breaks Down $20K, Crashes Below 2017’s Previous All-time High

Bitcoin’s price has just crashed below the iconic previous all-time high of 2017 at $20,000. This happens as the entire market tumbles amid rampant rumors and ongoing challenges.

For the first time since December 2020, the price of BTC traded below $20,000 on Binance.

As of writing these lines, the cryptocurrency dropped to a low of $19,066 on Bitstamp Exchange, which is below the iconic previous all-time high from 2017 – $19.7K.

  • This comes on the back of a broader market pullback where all cryptocurrencies are trading well in the red.
  • The market capitalization tumbles further below $1 trillion, standing at $885 million at the time of this writing.
  • This has also propelled liquidations of futures contracts and their collective worth over the past 24 hours has exceeded $125 million.

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