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El Salvador buys the dip again, now holds 700 BTC

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September 20, 2021
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President Bukele announced on his Twitter platform that his country bought the dip stating, “We just bought the dip. 150 new coins! El Salvador now holds 700 coins.”

“They can never beat you if you buy the dips,” said the President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, as he announced that his country has “bought the dip” to the tune of 150 BTC. This puts El Salvador’s total BTC holdings at 700 BTC.

Bitcoin and altcoins started the week bearish with many altcoins such as EOS, ALGO and LUNA posting double-figure losses for the day. The cryptocurrency market capitalization is down 5.54% to currently stand at $2.02 trillion. The market looks to be retesting the $2 trillion support zone.

The Asian stock exchange, particularly the Hong Kong Exchange, hit an 11-month low.

This comes as concerns about the health of China’s economy and Beijing’s crackdown on tech firms continue to haunt the region, with stocks in Hong Kong dropping more than 3%. The Hang Seng Index declined about 3.18%.

Despite the drop in the price of Bitcoin, data from Glassnode suggest that the weekly on-chain exchange flow for Bitcoin recorded a negative flow of $1.1 billion. This means that Bitcoin is in high demand as the data suggests that there is heavy accumulation of Bitcoin by investors, as $8.5 billion worth of Bitcoin was withdrawn from exchanges last week.

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