The exchange rate on June 7 is about $29,500, while on June 6 it was over $31,000.
Cryptocurrencies are getting cheaper this year, with their combined market capitalization dropping to around $1.2 trillion from $3 trillion in November 2021.
The decline in the price of Bitcoin comes against the backdrop of US Treasuries yields rising above 3%, to a maximum in a month, which raises fears that rising borrowing costs could lead to a recession in the US economy.
In addition to declining market prices, cryptocurrencies are also facing more scrutiny from regulators. The US Senate may soon introduce a bill that provides for a significant overhaul of the market control procedure.
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