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The price of the popular cryptocurrency bitcoin was heading south on Christmas morning because it faced the aftermath of its greatest volatile period.
Christmas morning, bitcoin hit $14,090, as Markets Insider informed.
The cryptocurrency had dived approximately 1.1% of its value for the last 24 hours.
The movement happens to be a moderate loss after much sharper revenues earlier in the week, when this cryptocurrency declined from an all-time maximum of $19,843.
Its value has decreased more than 30% in a single week following a steep depreciation that started around December 17 and 18.
The currency briefly dived below $11,000, losing almost half its value in a couple of days.
After this bitcoin overleapt $15,000, but since that leapt it has been diving.
Nevertheless, the recent jump and dive still represents an enormous soar in value over the course of 2017.
A bitcoin purchased on January 1, 2017 has managed to increase in value more than twelve-fold notwithstanding the late December sag.
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