Bitcoin was lower on Monday, holding just above $19,000 after rallying about $1,000 over the weekend.
“There is an element of fatigue, with the market unable to drum up the momentum needed to spur us to new highs,” Matt Blom, head of sales and trading for the cryptocurrency firm Diginex, told clients in an email.
In traditional markets, European shares rose the U.K. and European Union agreed to extend talks over a Brexit-related trade deal. U.S. stock futures pointed to a higher open as…
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