Are the three major rumors about the 418 crash true or false? Türkiye bans Coinbase sell-off and the US Treasury Department cracks down on money laundering

Wu said blockchain learned that on April 18, the price of the entire network fell, and Bitcoin once fell to 51,000 US dollars. The total liquidation of the entire network exceeded the sum of 312+313 in 2020. But then the price quickly turned around and is now back to 56,000 US dollars. Among them, three news events attracted attention, but there were exaggerations and rumors in the dissemination. First, Coindesk and other reports reported that the main reason for the decline was Turkey's ban on Bitcoin payments. But the Turkish operations manager of KuCoin Exchange told Wu said blockchain that the so-called ban only does not allow the purchase of coins through some electronic payment tools, and only 10-15% of the payment channels are affected. Fiat currency deposits can still be made through traditional bank channels; second, Coinbase CEO CFO sold 70% and 100% of stocks respectively. But the Cointelegraph article pointed out that in fact, only some of the unlocked stocks were sold, less than 10% of their total holdings; third, the US Treasury Department accused some financial institutions of using cryptocurrencies for money laundering. But this news was only published on Twitter named FXHedge, and there is no other information source to confirm it, but FXHedge's past news has a certain degree of accuracy.