London, Feb 2, 2026 (AFP) - Bitcoin slides back to pre-Trump levels

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2026-02-02

Bitcoin dipped below $75,000 on Monday, returning to levels seen before US President Donald Trump's re-election, as investors pulled back from risky assets and US cryptocurrency legislation stalls. Digital currencies had soared after Trump was elected in November 2024, as he was widely viewed as a strong supporter of the sector. One month later, bitcoin -- the world's largest cryptocurrency -- crossed the $100,000 mark for the first time, a mile......

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