(Reuters) – Bitcoin fell 6.4% to $58,777 at 2218 GMT on Tuesday.
Bitcoin, the world’s biggest and best-known cryptocurrency, is down 20.3% from the year’s high of $73,794 on March 14.
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Bitcoin falls 6.4% to $58,777