The digital currency had hit a high of $4,867 early on Monday, according to industry website CoinDesk, its highest since September 2.
But the same index showed that it dropped by over $600 to a low of $4,200 at roughly 9:00 a.m. London time.
CNBC checked the four exchanges that make up the CoinDesk bitcoin price index, but none showed any sign of a flash crash.http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000661749
Shouldn't be surprising cyrptocurrency is highly volatile. Anytime Bitcoin makes it into new price territory, the sellers will come to sell... It's normal and happens in all volatile markets.
Hmmm ohhk
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