Bitcoin continues to decline to below 67 thousand dollars after the US jobs report
It fell by 3.3% in its third daily decline
The correlation between the cryptocurrency Bitcoin and stocks remained mixed, as the value of the original digital currency declined while US stock prices rose after a stronger-than-expected US jobs report, indicating that investor confidence has not yet recovered from the collapse of digital asset prices this year.
The largest digital currency in the world fell by as much as 3.3% to reach 66,354 dollars per unit at the start of trading in New York today, Wednesday. As for Ethereum, the second-largest digital currency, it fell by 3.8% to reach its lowest level of the day, recording 1,931 dollars per unit.
Bloomberg News reported that Alex Kuptskevich, senior market analyst at FX Pro Group, said in a note: "The price of Bitcoin fell below 67 thousand dollars, marking its third daily decline. After the currency rose on Friday by 20% from its low, it lost about half of those gains" during this week, according to the German news agency (DPA)
