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Cryptocurrency decline resumes, Bitcoin and Ethereum plummet

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Bitcoin and Ethereum It fell sharply on Monday as the recent slide in cryptocurrencies resumed.

Bitcoin It fell sharply, and was last seen at around $86,805 as of 9:45 a.m. ET in London, down more than 4.5%. Ethereum Shares fell about 6.1% in early trading to $2,844.

Solana While it fell more than 7% and was last seen around $127, other notable tokens were also in the red, including: dogecoindown about 8.2%.

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In Asia, the People’s Bank of China issued a statement on Saturday warning of illegal activities related to digital currencies, increasing pressure on Hong Kong-listed stocks of digital asset-related companies, but stocks fell during trading on Monday.

A fresh decline in digital assets coincides with widespread risk-off sentiment at the beginning of the new month.

Macroeconomic concerns, including uncertainty over a potential U.S. interest rate cut, continue to weigh on investors’ minds, while deep-seated doubts about overheated valuations in artificial intelligence stocks contributed to a volatile November market in cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin slump continues, falling towards $86,000



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