Bitcoin, which has been traveling under $ 40 thousand for a while, decreased to $ 34 thousand with a decrease of 9 percent in the morning on the day when Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began. Although it recovered in the following days, the depreciation of BTC, which could not return to its old days, still continues.
Bitcoin, which closed Sunday at the $ 39,000 limit, is next week. under $38k started. According to CoinMarketCap data, the rise of the cryptocurrency, which managed to exceed $ 39,000 in the night connecting Sunday to Monday, was short-lived. A claim has been made about the value of BTC, which has decreased to 37 thousand dollars with a loss of close to 4% in the last 24 hours, which will not please the investors.
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Bloomberg Commodity Strategist Mike McGlone has come up with a new prediction for the future of Bitcoin. McGlone stated that the popular cryptocurrency lost 2 percent on Sunday morning, which he said. indicates that the next week will be tough for risky assets interpreted as.
Mike McGlone, in his post on his Twitter account, said that the value of Bitcoin could drop to $ 30 thousand again.
Top in the last week 44 thousand dollars on March 3 Bitcoin has been on the decline since then. While BTC, which was circulating at the level of 37 thousand 900 dollars at the time of writing, was followed by Ethereum with 2 thousand 500 dollars; It is followed by Tether with 1 dollar and BNB Coin with 369 dollars. Dogecoin, on the other hand, declined by close to 5% in 24 hours to $ 0.1191.
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