Bitcoin extended its decline over the long holiday weekend, failing to reverse a sell-off that began after an unprecedented rally fell short of breaching $US20,000 ($25,930).
The drop brings more end-of-year weakness to a market that, last week, had its worst four-day tumble since 2015.
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