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The global crypto market has seen a significant decline, with a 12.29% drop in market cap in just one day.
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Bitcoin briefly dropped below $50,000, its lowest level since February, but remains a strong player with 56.56% dominance.
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Experts attribute the decline to global economic uncertainties, recession fears, and trading losses in the US and Japan.
The global crypto market has experienced a sharp decline, with its market cap dropping to $1.89 trillion. Bitcoin, despite briefly falling below $50,000, remains a strong player in the market. Experts attribute the decline to various factors, including global economic uncertainties, recession fears, and trading losses in the US and Japan.
The decline has resulted in significant liquidations in the derivatives market, with $827 million wiped out. However, some experts believe that historically, the crypto market often undergoes sharp declines before a bullish drive, reducing long positions and selling pressure for future rises.
Despite current market volatility, there are positive signs on the horizon. Morgan Stanley’s plan to offer Bitcoin ETFs to its wealthy clients indicates growing institutional interest in digital assets, potentially stabilizing and boosting the market in the long term.
