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Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, hit a two-year low on Friday, set for its largest weekly fall in over two years, amid a tech stock sell-off and concerns over U.S. crypto policy. Industry sentiment is fragile due to a $1.5 billion hack and inflationary pressures, with the broader crypto market losing nearly half a trillion dollars in the past week.
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