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Bitcoin sinks to new 13-month low

Bitcoin and other lesser coins, including ethereum and XRP, endured a sell-off last week. (AFP)

Updated 19 November 2018

Reuters

November 19, 2018 09:19

Bitcoin sinks to new 13-month low

Updated 19 November 2018

Reuters

November 19, 2018 09:19

LONDON: Bitcoin slumped to a new 13-month low on Monday, with the biggest cryptocurrency touching $5173.23 on the Bitstamp platform.
Bitcoin was last down 5.2 percent at $5270. The cryptocurrency, and other lesser coins including ethereum and XRP, endured a sell-off last week, with some blaming fears that a “hard fork” in bitcoin cash, where the smaller coin that split into two separate currencies, could destabilize others.