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Cryptomarket starts the week in the red zone: Bitcoin (BTC) has lost 3% for the last 24 hours and is trading around $6.300, the second largest cryptocurrency Ethereum (ETH) had fallen by almost 10% and once again has turned back.

The total capitalization fell to $186 bln at one point on September 12; an especially strong decline was in the Ethereum (ETH). The second largest cryptocurrency fell to $170, the lows since July 2017. However, this drawdown attracted the interest.

The total cryptomarket capitalization is once again below $200 bln threshold as of Tuesday morning, and at the time of writing is about $196 bln. A new market drawdown was provoked by the news that the U.S. Securities and Exchange.

Since August 31, the Bitcoin (BTC) has added 5% to $7,300, showing its ability to continue the growth after the breaks. The summer lull period is coming to an end and this autumn can bring an increase in trade volumes.

Currently, the Bitcoin (BTC) has demonstrated almost flat dynamics about 1% in the recent 24 hours after a correction from $7000 to $ 6835. The Bitcoin has been trading in the wide corridor since the beginning of February, and it.

The miracle did not happen again: the US SEC rejected 9 applications for Bitcoin ETF, and the market went down. SEC is to expand the final deadline of the Bitcoin ETF until February 2019, which will stretch again the uncertainty.

This week the crypto market starts generally flat. Since the 8 of August bitcoin was stuck on the $6,400 mark. The market cap fluctuates in the range of $210 to $230 billion during the last two weeks. The major altcoins.

The single currency has added 0.4% to the dollar on Thursday, having calmed to the beginning of Friday trading near 1.1380. As in the case of China and Turkey, the euro rebound masks an unpleasant trend in Italian bonds. In.

The cryptocurrency market has started the current week with an impressive decline. The total market cap fell by 12% to $ 192 billion a day, which is less than 25% of the peak market volume in the beginning of the.

The cryptocurrency demonstrated its volatility nature again. The SEC resolution to postpone the review of the applications on the Bitcoin-ETF until September caused a sell-off of the digital assets. The Bitcoin lost 12.5% after the news and the major altcoins.

The crypto market cap lost 20% in the last 2 weeks, falling from $300 bln to $250. The Bitcoin is trading now at around $7,000 comparing to $8,400 in the same period. Although analysts remain bullish on the BTC perspectives,.

The demand for dollar, provoked by the fears of new US sanctions against a number of countries and expanding trade conflict with China push the American currency close to the upper edge of the trading range since April. The threat.