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'Get-rich-quick' days over for crypto investors post relentless sell-off

Global and domestic prices have been on a downward trail since November last year when Bitcoin prices hit a peak of close to $68,000 in international markets

Photo: Bloomberg
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Currently, Bitcoin is trading at around $21,100. (Photo: Bloomberg).

Rajesh Bhayani Mumbai
A sharp fall in the price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is another hard blow to the already sinking cryptocurrency market in India.

Global and domestic prices have been on a downward trail since November last year when Bitcoin prices hit a peak of close to $68,000 in international markets. The recent past has seen a much sharper fall in the price of the leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin.

Bitcoin price has fallen nearly 30 per cent in the past week, from around $30,000 levels. In the past month, the fall has been over 35 per cent. In the past two and

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