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Bitcoin exchange rate fell to a minimum since August

The price of bitcoin for the first time since August 20, 2026 fell below $ 70 thousand. This is evidenced by the data of the cryptocurrency exchange Binance.

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Bitcoin exchange rate fell to a minimum since August

The price of bitcoin for the first time since August 20, 2026 fell below $ 70 thousand. This is evidenced by the data of the cryptocurrency exchange Binance.

By 05:52 GMT, the cryptocurrency fell by 2.18%, to $69.9 thousand. Thus, its rate for the first time in several months was below this mark.

However, by 05:57 MSK, the decline slowed down. Bitcoin was trading at $70,271, losing 1.66%.

At the same time, Ethereum also showed negative dynamics: its value decreased by 1.41%, to $ 1,991.23.

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