Bitcoin rebounds after dropping below US$6000

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Claws back from three-month low in volatile trade.

Bitcoin rebounds after dropping below US$6000
Bitcoin recovered from three-month lows below US$6000 in choppy trading on Tuesday, but worries lingered about a global regulatory clampdown and moves by banks to ban buying Bitcoin with credit cards. Investors swooped in after a steep fall. On the Luxembourg-based Bitstamp exchange, Bitcoin hit ...

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