BTC Falls Back to 24k Mark, Plunges By 1.28%

Bitcoin Price Today: The crypto market is trading partially in red today, as some of the significant coins see a decline.

As of writing, Bitcoin price decreases by 1.28% in the last 24 hours. 

The global crypto market cap stands at 1.12 trillion USD, a decrease of 0.23% over the past day. The total crypto market volume in the last 24 hours increased by 51.96% and is currently at 63.07 billion USD.

Bitcoin (BTC) decreases by 1.28%

The world’s largest crypto, Bitcoin decreases by 1.28% in the last 24 hours, thus, taking the market cap to 472.24 billion USD. Each BTC is trading for 24,465 USD. The crypto is reaching near the 25k mark yet again. Traders were ecstatic about the massive Bitcoin rally, however, the tough economic conditions seem to be pulling it back. 

Trading volume in the last 24 hours is up by 53.74%. The dominance of Bitcoin has decreased by 0.35% compared to the previous day and stands at 42.25%.Source: coinmarketcap

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In the last 24 hours, Bitcoin was as high as 25,093 USD and fell to as low as 23,927 USD. In the past week, the token was also trading for as high as 25,134 USD. This came as a great sign as Bitcoin seems to be bullish and is rallying. 

Price of Bitcoin in different countries:

BTC Price in India

Each BTC can be bought in Indian currency for INR 20,23,096.

BTC Price in Singapore

For the people of Singapore, each BTC is currently costing 32,680 Singapore dollar.

BTC Price in Dubai

The price of each BTC in Dubai is 89,859 UAE Dirham.

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