Bitcoin fell below $ 6,500

Following the announcement that the Financial Working Group on Prevention of Money Laundering (FATF) is working on globally sanctioned new regulations for crypto currency stock exchanges, Bitcoin has fallen below $ 275 for $ 6,500. Established within the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), FATF will meet on June 24th to discuss the sanctions imposed on stock exchanges around the world. During the negotiations, it was stressed that during the negotiations, cryptographic currency exchanges would be licensed to perform transactions, familiar with the customer diagnosis (KYC) policy to avoid money laundering, and eyeing non-binding 2015 rules requiring notification of suspicious actions. In addition to disclosing that credit rating agencies may lower the ratings of banks that accept Bitcoin pre-paid contracts, the new statement Bitcoin has been down 6.446 per cent with a 5.94 per cent decline in the last 24 hours. As a result of the general downtrend, 97 of the top 100 crypto currencies of the market were down, while the top 10 crypto currencies of the highest volume were down by 14.31 percent in the last 24 hours, the ninth highest in the IOTA. The market volume declined to $ 272 billion 629 million with a decrease of 4.0 percent from 11 billion dollars in the morning hours. The 24-hour trading volume on the market is estimated at $ 15 billion 564 million. Changes in the top 10 crypto currencies of the highest volume; - Bitcoin 5.94 percent - Etheruem 11.81 percent - Ripple 10.25 percent - Bitcoin Cash 10.99% - EOS 12.85 percent - Litecoin 11.05 percent - Stellar 10.64 percent - Cardano 11.82 percent - IOTA 14.31 percent - TRON fell by 13.92 percent