Bitcoin breaks below $73,000 to lowest since November 2024 as heavy selling resumes

Bitcoin breaks below ,000 to lowest since November 2024 as heavy selling resumes


Key Points
  • Bitcoin dived below the $73,000 mark on Tuesday as investors have continued to rotate out of risk-on assets amid mounting geopolitical concerns.
  • The world’s oldest cryptocurrency sank as low as $72,884.38, its lowest level since Nov. 6, 2024, when the token traded at $68,898.



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