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Bitcoin (BTC) exchange rate has been trading above $20,000 since June 19. The cryptocurrency's brief rally was staved off by the bears on June 21. The largest cryptocurrency is now forced to trade between $20,060 and $21,500. In short, the BTC price is trading at $20,450 at press time.

Dogecoin (DOGE) exchange rate fell further to the low of $0.05 on June 13. Bears broke below the previous low of $0.06 while bulls bought the dips. After the recent drop on June 13, the bulls stopped the further decline. Last week, the altcoin fluctuated between $0.050 and $0.063.

The Bitcoin (BTC) exchange rate has been on a positive run as the price broke out above the high of $48,000. Although buyers failed to sustain the bullish momentum above the $48,000 high, the BTC price fell back to support at $47,000.

The Central American Republic El Salvador is the first country in the world to make Bitcoin the official national currency. The Bitcoin exchange rate reached a high of $52,445 in the last 24 hours, but then crashed and traded below $45,000.

Within weeks, the 20-year war in Afghanistan ended and the Taliban took power again. However, the cryptocurrency community wonders if the Taliban government will embrace cryptocurrencies as it rebuilds the economy.

Bitcoin adoption is growing dramatically in Canada, but the rate of cryptocurrency fraud is also increasing at a worrying speed. Between 2017 to 2020, digital currency-related fraud in Canada rose by about 400%, as per the report by RCMP.

With everything seeming to be going digital in this Covid-19 pandemic era, the tokenization of payment systems is growing at a high rate across the globe. Blockchain and fintech is now the next big thing.

Tezos’s downtrend has reached an alarming rate as sellers threaten to push prices beyond the previous lows. Today, the coin has fallen to $2.34 as price action shows bearish signals of further decline.

Law enforcement agencies make their best efforts to combat criminals performing drug transactions via the darknet. On August 24, the Indian Narcotics Control Bureau arrested a young man for buying ecstasy pills using Bitcoin.