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Bitcoin peaked at $11,000 in November, but the price has

Jan. 18, 2017 by Paul Fletcher

Bitcoin peaked at $11,000 in November, but the price has fallen to less than $4,000 since then.

The price has been hovering around $10,000 all year, but the currency has been hit hard by a number of technical problems.

The first was a bug that prevented the bitcoin exchange exchange from sending transactions in the middle of a recent day. Since then, the site has been unable to accept payment, and customers have complained about poor security.

At the same time, the value has been rising more slowly since the beginning of the year. The digital currency has been trading at around $5,000 before the price of the cryptocurrency peaked at $10,000. At this point, the price is at $5,400.

The second problem is that the price of ether, which makes up some of the most popular bitcoin products, has also been at an all-time high. Ethereum, on the other hand, saw a steep price increase. The price of the cryptocurrency has fallen to near $3,000, which is now in the $3,000 range.

Bitcoin has been trading at around $4,000 at this point, while the price of the cryptocurrency has fallen to around $3,500.

This week, the price of bitcoin hit $4,000, just above its $3,000.

These are just a few of the more notable issues that the market has been dealing with over the past few days.Maine's Supreme Court has ruled that the state's right to legalize marijuana is limited to a "pro-marijuana" approach to the legalization process.

The High Court, in a 2-0 decision, vacated the state's ban on the possession of small amounts of the drug in 2016 and remanded it to the Supreme Court to decide whether Maine can pass a pot legalization measure statewide.

The Maine Supreme Court last month ruled against the legalization of cannabis in 2016, rejecting a law that would have restricted the medical use of marijuana and required all of the state to regulate pot sales and sales in accordance with state guidelines.

In a decision issued late last year, the high court said marijuana should be allowed in all forms of recreational marijuana use, including recreational and medical marijuana.

The court rejected the state's request to require all of Maine's recreational marijuana stores to have a license to carry "pot-branded or "high-quality marijuana products" in its new rules.

The Supreme Court did not rule on whether the