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China dropped Bitcoin. Cryptocurrency was completely banned in the Celestial Empire, against this background, the Bitcoin rate fell by $ 4,000

September 25, 2021
Source: thegoaspotlight.com thegoaspotlight.com
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Bitcoin, which tested the $ 45,000 mark by Friday noon, fell to $ 41,000 by two o’clock in the afternoon. By the end of the day, the rate recovered slightly – at the level of 42.5 thousand dollars, but the growth to the previous 45,000 (and even more so 50,000) is postponed. What is the reason? This time it is again in China. The country’s central bank issued a statement that outlawed cryptocurrency and all operations with it. If at first mining was actively prohibited in the country, now absolutely everything related to cryptocurrency is banned. Here is an excerpt...
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