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    Bitcoin is beyond government control

    Jessica Sier
    Jessica SierNorth Asia correspondent
    Updated

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    Bitcoin has surged more than 33 per cent from Friday's wave of panic selling, suggesting the cryptocurrency is becoming more and more immune to government intervention.

    After news broke that Chinese regulators were shutting down all exchanges on the mainland, the price of the world's most valuable cryptocurrency plummeted over 40 per cent and dragged the price to a low of $US2,981 ($3741).

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