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Bitcoin dropped by 4.4%

Blockchain Training Institute: Bitcoin dropped down by 4.4 percent on Friday. It slipped below 9000 USD for the first time in 2 weeks.
According to TradingView, the price dropped by 8,800 USD. This is not going affect much as the Bitcoin price as of now is double the price at the beginning of 2019. Hence, Bitcoin is considered one of the best performing asset class of 2019.
Bitcoin had recovered $2,000 in late October as Chinese President Xi Jinping declared that the country would accept blockchain. This will follow by the reveal of hundreds of blockchain projects already in motion. Since then, the price had mostly fluctuated within a range between $9,100 and $9,600.
With the ongoings, Kevin Kelly, co-founder at Delphi Digital, a cryptocurrency research firm in New York said: “This is a pretty classic example of a technical move, it just sort of broke to the downside.”
Kelly also stated that the price drop appears to have triggered margin calls for some traders, leading to position liquidations and creating additional selling pressure.
According to Greg Cipolaro, co-founder of Digital Asset Research, some investors are doubtful that China's stand towards Bitcoin, would create new demand.
Many traders thought bitcoin was the original blockchain and highest digital asset by market value. This will effect from broader adoption of the technology, if China plans to have its own currency, it could be a win for blockchain technology on the whole and it means little for bitcoin today.
Cipolaro said, “My opinion is that that wasn’t the right read of that news, they were clearly saying blockchain, not bitcoin.”
Also, he said, “you really haven’t seen follow-through on the price, there hasn’t been a major catalyst post that $2,000 rip two weeks ago.”

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