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Bitcoin Falls Below $94,000, Erasing Post-U.S. Market Open Gains

Bitcoin fell below $94,000 on Nov. 17, erasing all gains recorded after U.S. stock markets opened, HTX market data show. The cryptocurrency was trading at $93,865 at the time of reporting. Earlier in the session, Bitcoin had surged 2% within five minutes of the U.S. market open, briefly exceeding $96,000.
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