Bitcoin Prices Fall To Their Lowest In Almost 6 Weeks

Bitcoin Prices Fall To Their Lowest In Almost 6 Weeks

This is a BETA experience. You may opt-out by Bitcoin prices suffered some weakness today, dropping to their lowest since mid-October, as market observers cited several factors as potentially triggering these declines. The world's most prominent digital currency depreciated to $55, 460. 96 today, according to CoinDesk data. At this point, the cryptocurrency was trading at its lowest since October 13, additional CoinDesk figures show. In addition, it was down close to 20% from the all-time high of nearly $69, 000 it reached earlier this month. [Ed note: Investing in cryptocoins or tokens is highly speculative and the market is largely unregulated. Anyone considering it should be prepared to lose their entire investment.] When explaining the digital currency's latest downward movement, analysts pointed to numerous variables as possibly fueling these losses. "I don't think there's any single catalyst that's pushing Bitcoin prices lower this week," said John Iadeluca, founder & CEO of multi-strategy fund Banz Capital. "There's been movement of Bitcoin from extremely old wallets that has spurred rumors. In my opinion though, Bitcoin's price decline this week is a culmination of rising selling pressure, end of year profit-taking, as well as speculation," he stated. When asked to elaborate on