Agencies _ decrease Bitcoin digital currency 6.4 percent to $58,777 by 2218 GMT, suffering the biggest decline since the turmoil that hit global markets on 5 August.
Thus, the largest and most famous cryptocurrencies in the world have fallen 20.3 percent from their peak this year of $73,794, which they recorded on March 14.
In a related context, the Ether currency fell more than 7 percent, but pared part of its losses to trade at around $2,466, a decline of 4.6 percent.
Cryptocurrencies received support last week from statements by the Chairman of the Reserve Bank Federal Jerome Powell, who clearly indicated that the US central bank is on track to lower benchmark interest rates from their highest level in more than two decades.
Over the year, Bitcoin is still up 39 percent. and ether by 7 per cent.
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2024-08-28 09:16:21
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