Bitcoin loses steam again. The most popular cryptocurrency fell to its lowest price in a month, after a wave of sales that in two weeks lowered the price of the cryptocurrency below 8,000. It is the first time that it has been happening since mid-April.
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On Wednesday, bitcoin fell 6.65% to $ 7,452.42, according to the Coindesk quotes website. With this fall, it has already accumulated almost a 25% loss since the peak of May 4, and more than 60% since its peak in December, when it was around 20,000 dollars.
The decline on Wednesday came after OKEx, the most active exchange house on the last day, suspended withdrawals of money and exchanges for other currencies to correct an error that generated incorrect account balances, according to a statement on its site. Web.
This umpteenth setback occurs as the world's most valuable digital currency plunges amid growing regulatory scrutiny, even after the Consensus convention last week exposed the optimism and excess of the bitcoin community.
Wednesday's declines also coincided with a sell-off in financial markets, with shares and commodities falling amid growing pessimism about US talks with North Korea and China. Ethereum also dropped 5%, while Bitcoin Cash dropped 9%.