WASHINGTON -- While Asia slept, regulatory pressures in China continued to bear on bitcoin, dragging the price of the world's most traded cryptocurrency below $30,000 for the first time since January.
Bitcoin's price fell to just above $29,000 on Tuesday morning before stabilizing above $32,000 later in the day.
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