Bitcoin’s price was down 0.9% over the previous 24 hours and was trading near $30,150 on Monday. This was a decline from its high of last Friday when BTC reached a one-year high of almost $31,500. Investors came to terms with the facts that any SEC approval was months away, possibly longer, and that macroeconomic indications were still uncertain, which led to the dissolution of the impetus from multiple spot bitcoin filings by BlackRock and other financial services firms that had propelled the asset higher. ADA and SOL were both down more than 4%, but Bitcoin Cash rose nearly 16% to a new one-year high. After being listed on EDX Markets, BCH, which forked from Bitcoin, rallied more than 100%.