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Bitcoin falls below $30k for first time since January on data ‘death cross’

Technical data for bitcoin has spooked speculators

The cryptocurrency’s value has slumped more than 20% so far in the last month and is now back to the same levels it last recorded at the start of January
The cryptocurrency’s value has slumped more than 20% so far in the last month and is now back to the same levels it last recorded at the start of January Photo: Omar Marques/ Getty Images

The price of bitcoin has fallen below the $30,000 threshold for the first time since January, as a so-called death cross in the cryptocurrency’s data threatens to push prices downward.

Technical data for bitcoin on 21 June showed it had formed a death cross, a pattern of the token’s moving averages which would predict the beginning of a major downtrend, meaning prices could remain subdued.

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