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Crypto market sheds $400 billion of value as bitcoin sell-off intensifies after all-time high

March 20, 2024•

Bitcoin slid further on Wednesday, briefly dipping below the $61,000 mark and continuing a sell-off that began after the cryptocurrency hit an all-time high.

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