Bitcoin catches its breath and bounces back above $20,000 again

she wore Bitcoin To above $ 20 thousand, in trading, today, Sunday, but it is still recording losses in the last 24 hours.

The digital currency, which led to its decline by regarding 60%, fell from its highest level this year.

In its latest trading, Bitcoin, the world’s largest and most popular cryptocurrency, fell 0.96% to $20016 on Sunday.

Bitcoin is down 58.7% from this year’s high of $48,234 hit on March 28, according to Archyde.com.

Meanwhile, Ether, the second largest cryptocurrency, fell 1.09%, to $1,488.

Bitcoin’s decline comes following a weak day for the currency on Friday, as it fell as Wall Street fell and its three major indices closed down more than 3%.

In an interview with “Al Arabiya,” Coin Mina’s founding partner, Talal Al-Tabbaa, said that raising interest rates has an impact on the stock market and digital currencies, pointing to a decrease in the value of high-risk assets following statements by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on monetary tightening plans.

Al-Tabbaa added that the least 5% in the world use digital currencies, compared to 2% years ago.

He pointed out that 65% of Bitcoin did not move in the last year, explaining that it has similar specifications to gold in terms of trading.

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