SINGAPORE - Cryptocurrencies are going through a period of high volatility as interest rates rise and investors redirect their capital into less risky assets.
Bitcoin, the world's largest token, has fallen to a two-year low of around US$20,000 since the Federal Reserve raised rates by 75 basis points on June 16.
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