SINGAPORE (Reuters): Bitcoin fell heavily on Friday (Jan 22) and was heading toward its sharpest weekly drop since last March, as worries over its technology and regulation extended a pullback from recent record highs.
The world's most popular cryptocurrency fell more than 5% to an almost three-week low of US$28,800 in the Asia session, before steadying around $30,000. It has lost 15% so far this week, the biggest drop since a 33% fall in March.
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