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Breaking News: Crypto crash continues with Bitcoin below $4,400, Ethereum below $131, Ripple below $0.41 in fresh sell-off

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Published date: 20 Nov. 2018 | 09:33

The sell-off of cryptocurrencies continues at full speed. After the downfall of November 14th, came the crash of November 19th, and November 20th is no better. Even Ripple, XRP/USD, which was initially more stable, is tumbling down.

Bitcoin (BTC/USD) is trading around $4,350 at the time of writing.

Ethereum (ETH/USD is at the $130 handle

Ripple (XRP/USD) is at the $0.40 handle.

The sell-off continues at full steam at lower levels cannot be ruled out.

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