The search for the "other Bitcoin" is hurting the real thing.
Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency, has sputtered out the gate this year and fell as much as 20 per cent to about $11,200 Tuesday, the lowest since December. But while regulatory concerns have turned most major crypto markets into a sea of red this month, smaller cryptos have rallied.
Bitcoin’s underperformance may be due in part to doubt that the currency can continue delivering the same 1,400 per cent returns it did last year, spurring traders to look for smaller digital assets that promise more upside.
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