Cryptocurrency: Crypto market crashed again, more than 15 percent have broken bitcoin so far this year, know the latest situation

Posted on 18th Feb 2022 by rohit kumar

The market for cryptocurrencies is considered volatile and risky. Here is one moment a man reaches the heights of the sky, then in the next moment he falls on the ground in a jiffy. Crypto investors also suffered heavy losses on Friday. Barring one or two digital currencies, most of the currencies are seeing a huge decline.

 

 

Top 10 cryptocurrencies bad

On Friday, the crypto market once again fell heavily and the price of the top-10 currency including Bitcoin-Ethereum broke down badly. The price of bitcoin fell by more than 7 percent and with this fall, the price of this digital currency fell to Rs 32,27,543. Its price has come down drastically by Rs 2,25,285 within the last 24 hours. At this price, the market capitalization of bitcoin has also slipped to Rs 59.8 trillion. Apart from this, talking about Ethereum, its price has also fallen by 6 percent or Rs 13,426 to Rs 2,30,424.

 

 

Bad start of the year for bitcoin

The year 2022 did not start well for the world's most popular cryptocurrency, bitcoin. Although bitcoin's bad phase started after reaching its all-time high of $69,000 in November last year, the trend of its decline in the new year seems to be unstoppable. The situation is that so far this year, within a month and a half, the price of bitcoin has broken more than 15.3 percent. Due to this, the people who put money in it at high prices have suffered. Due to the decline in this digital currency in the last 24 hours, its value has come down to a low level.

 

Other cryptocurrencies are also on the red mark

Apart from bitcoin and Ethereum, other cryptocurrencies including Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, Solana, Litecoin, XRP, Carden, which are included in the top-10, are also trading on the red mark with a sharp decline. If we look at the latest price, Binance Coin 3.90 percent, Cardano 3.45 percent, Dogecoin 3.76 percent, Polkadot 5.41 percent, Shiba Inu 3.93 percent, and Litecoin 6.78 percent within the last 24 hours. Barring Tether and USD Coin, most of these cryptocurrencies are badly broken apart.

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