After the expiration of Bitcoin futures options this Friday, December 3, the price of the main decentralized asset of the cryptocurrency market is undergoing a slight correction in the main markets of Latin America.
As of this writing, the price of Bitcoin is trading slightly above the $ 54,000 level, contracting by nearly five percentage points in the past 24 hours, according to data from Coinmarketcap.
Argentina
In line with the rest of the market, in Argentina the price is trading at just over 1,139,000 Argentine pesos (ARS), which translates into a negative variation of 4.24% in the last hours, according to data from Ripio Exchange.
Colombia
On the other hand, from Buda.com they point out that the price of Bitcoin has contracted almost one percentage point in the last 24 hours, to trade slightly above the band of $ 215 million Colombian pesos (COP).
Chile
In the southern nation the panorama is similar to that of Argentina. With just over four percentage points, in Chile the price of Bitcoin stands at an average of 45 million Chilean pesos (CLP), according to data from Buda.com.
Mexico
Meanwhile, in the Aztec nation the price also shows a strong bearish candle as a result of the correction in the global markets of the price of Bitcoin.
According to data released by Bitso Exchange, the price of Bitcoin trades at an average of 1,158,000 Mexican Pesos (MXN).
Peru
Peru is today one of the countries where the fall in the price of Bitcoin was felt most strongly.
With an average of 224,716 Peruvian Soles (PEN), a drop of -4.5% in the last 24 hours; Buda.com reports the Inca nation as the country with the biggest drop in the price of Bitcoin in Latin America.
Venezuela
In Venezuela, the price of Bitcoin continues to fall sharply. In seven days it has lost -6.5% of its value. Now, according to the Remitano portal, the price of Bitcoin for the South American nation is about 256 thousand bolivars on average.
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