Bitcoin ends first half of 2018 below $6,000

Bitcoin ended $ 6,000 in the first half of 2018. According to a Bloomberg report, the world's largest cryptoscopy was $ 5,862 on Friday.

This bitcoin was the lowest price since November 2017.

Since the beginning of this year, Bitcoin Exchanges have been hacked in Japan and South Korea, which has greatly reduced the demand for cryptrocessing.

Security and regulatory concerns were raised after the information of later episodes from institutions around the world.

Cryptocurrency has lost nearly 60 percent of its value this year. According to Coindesk, Bitcoin's all-time high was $ 17,135.84 in the first half of January 6, 2018.

It has also been mentioned in the report that during this period, rival cryptokrops like light cones, ripples and atherium also fell.

Central banks and other regulators around the world have also issued warnings on fraud and investor deficits.

At the end of June, all major cryptoscontents will be set with a decline of about 20 percent or more, so that questions can be raised about their validity as property validity.

The first winner of the Nobel Prize in economics, Robert Schiller called the first bitcoin "speculative bubble"