Bitcoin fell below $79,000 on Friday, worsening the crypto selloff after hitting a record high above $109,000 last month.
The original cryptocurrency has fallen 28% from its all-time high of $109,000 just last month, tumbling to $78,000 on Friday.
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A selloff for cryptocurrencies intensified on Friday as bitcoin fell below a level not seen since early November.