Bitcoin fell for the first time in eight trading sessions as speculators sought a respite following the recent rally that pushed the largest cryptocurrency beyond $50,000 for the first time in more than two years. “Bitcoin has gained 10% over the last five trading sessions and 15% the last month,” said Teong Hng, chief executive at Hong Kong-based crypto investments firm Satori Research. “Hence speculators are taking some chips off the table. I expect the correction to be shallow, and 45k to provide solid support for BTC.” The original digital asset fell as much as 2.8% to $48,450 on Tuesday, and is still up around ... (full story)