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Bitcoin is recovering after reaching close to its lowest price of 2018, which resulted in a cryptocurrency market crash that saw ethereum, ripple and other digital currencies to tumble in value.
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Bitcoin is nearing its lowest price of 2018, resulting in a cryptocurrency market crash that has seen ethereum, ripple and other digital currencies to tumble in value.
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A major market downturn has seen massive losses for investors of ethereum and other digital currencies
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Bitcoin fell to its lowest price of 2018 in June, having experienced its worst start to a year since the cryptocurrency was founded, however it is showing signs of recovery.
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