Bitcoin has been showing a bearish streak in the major markets from Latin America correlated with global indices falling from about forty-two thousand dollars per unit to being worth about thirty-eight thousand one hundred and fifty dollars per unit.
In general terms the crypto market is on a bearish path, but this does not mean that the transactions have suffered the same effect, On the contrary, according to data supplied by CoinMarketCap the trading volume during the last 24 hours has increased by at least 22%.
ARGENTINA
This is how we started the journey through some of the Latin American markets, Gravel Exchange in Argentina reveals a low variation of at least one million pesos with respect to the closing of last week in relation to the sale of Bitcoin. For February 14, the portal reported an approximate value of $9,134,112 pesos per Bitcoin and currently reflects a value of $8,288,319.
COLOMBIA
The New Granada country also shows a weekly negative variation of at least 16.5% reaching the price of the currency at about $146,052,950 Colombian pesos per unit of Bitcoin according to the data provided by Buda.com, falling in price in the last 24 hours at least four percentage points.
CHILE
For Chile the price of Bitcoin has varied in the last seven days, 8.8% negatively and has suffered a daily drop of at least 3%.
PERU
The landscape in Peru is something different, although it has accumulated a fall of 5.8% during the last week, at the end of the day it has closed with a slight increase of 0.3% in the price standing at 152,685 Peruvian soles.
MEXICO
In Mexico the fluctuation remains downward, according to Bitso Exchange, the fall has been accumulating approximately 3.9% of decline in the price during the last week, and the day also closed with a decline of about twelve thousand Mexican pesos, falling approximately 1.5% on the day.
VENEZUELA
To close, the South American country has also experienced a setback on the day, losing 4% in price closing at 152,896 bolivars per unit of Bitcoin
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