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Winklevoss Bitcoin ETF Rejection Causes Market Chaos

Crypto Market Woes

Today, the cryptocurrency markets are feeling the burn, all thanks to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) decision to reject the Winklevoss Twins’ Bitcoin ETF application…again. This rejection has sent Bitcoin (BTC) below the psychological barrier of $8,000, creating an air of despair among crypto enthusiasts.

Bitcoin Breakdown

At the current moment, Bitcoin is trading at approximately $7,915, taking a 4 percent dive on the day. Just a couple of days ago, it was riding high at $8,431, so this drop is about as pleasant as stepping on a Lego in bare feet. After hitting an intraday low of $7,874, Bitcoin is slowly attempting a recovery—though don’t hold your breath.

Ethereum’s Similar Tale

Not to be outdone, Ethereum (ETH) also joined the falling brigade, trading around $462, showing a 3 percent decline. It saw a similarly sharp dip, dragging its weekly performance to a less-than-impressive half a percent loss. Still, it has managed to hold onto a respectable 6 percent increase over the past month. At least Ethereum isn’t entirely frowning!

Top 10 Coins in Trouble

Following this market descent, every single coin in the top ten by market cap has turned red. Here’s a peek:

  • Stellar (XLM): Down 6.5% – Trading at $0.305
  • Cardano (ADA): A nearly 7% dive – Currently priced at $0.16
  • IOTA (MIOTA): Down by 5.4% – Trading around $0.98
  • Bitcoin Cash (BCH): Nearly 5% down, hovering at $802

When it rains, it pours!

A Glimmer of Hope: VeChain

Amidst this price chaos, VeChain stands resilient, bucking the trend with a solid 13.5 percent rise, trading at around $2.36 after a hefty surge yesterday. Is it time to change careers and invest in some veep? Meanwhile, Binance Coin (BNB) also stands out, gaining 6 percent and trading around $13.81, which is its highest point during this recent bullish run. Cheer up, Binance, someone has to be winning!

Market Reactions

The collective market cap has taken a hit, dropping by over $12 billion to approximately $290 billion. With only seven coins in the green today among the top 100 cryptocurrencies, it’s a dark day for the crypto ecosystem. Charlie Shrem, the crypto entrepreneur, took to Twitter, suggesting that the SEC’s rejection is merely “old news,” focusing instead on the potential of another ETF application that is currently pending approval. Analysts remain skeptical, attempting to unravel the SEC’s concerns over market manipulation.

Conclusion: Future Outlook

In conclusion, it’s a mixed bag of fortunes in the crypto marketplace. While the Winklevoss Twins may need to consider alternative routes to ETF stardom, investors are left wondering if it’s time to hit that mitt full of “HODL” (Hold On for Dear Life) memes. For now, only time will tell if these dips will be followed by a recovery or if we’re headed for murkier waters.

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