It’s been just over a month since bitcoin hit an all-time high of $126,272.76 on Oct. 6, but things turned sour for the cryptocurrency soon after. Now, that level seems like a distant memory.
The price of bitcoin BTCUSD fell over 9% in the week ending Nov. 14. As of Monday it was trading below $92,000. The steep decline, which was partially due to large crypto “whales” selling the ******* et, pushed the crypto below a few key levels.
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