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Bitcoin traders appear to be making another last-ditch effort to to erase year-end losses during the final days of December.
The largest digital currency made a push toward the $90,000 price level for a second consecutive day before the rally stalled again. The token has settled into a trading range of roughly $85,000 to $95,000 following an October crash that has put it on pace for the first annual loss in three years. Bitcoin is down about 5% since last December, after being up around 30% while hitting an all-time high in early October.