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14 Junio 2022 13:42, UTC
Las criptomonedas continuaron con su liquidación el martes, y el valor de bitcoin cayó brevemente por debajo de los $21,000. Bitcoin cayó tan bajo como $ 20,834.50 antes de recuperarse a alrededor de $ 22,300 a las 5:30 am ET del martes por la mañana. La caída sigue siendo un 4.2% inferior a la del lunes, cuando alcanzó su nivel más bajo desde marzo de 2020.
El precio de Bitcoin se desploma con miles de millones en liquidación
El mercado de valores en general, así como las criptomonedas, ha sidobajo tensiónLa caída se produce en medio de preocupaciones de que las tasas de interés más altas de los principales bancos centrales frenarán las políticas de dinero fácil que han impulsado los activos especulativos. La inmersión de esta semana en activos digitales ha reducido el valor general del mercado de criptomonedas por debajo de $ 1 billón por primera vez desde 2021.
Firms that deal in bitcoin and related areas are beginning to suffer as the price of cryptocurrencies continues to drop. This has added to the severity of an already severe market downturn. The current market sentiment is one of alarm. However, is this typical for the bitcoin ecosystem?
Bitcoin’s price has been extremely volatile. The crypto’s first substantial price rise occurred in 2010 when the value of a single bitcoin rose from less than a penny to $0.09. Since then, BTC has had several rallies and collapses as it transitioned into existence. Its highs and lows have been akin to Wild West’s, with investors never sure what to expect.
The cost fluctuations of bitcoin show investor optimism and disappointment with the promise. Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonym used by the anonymous bitcoin inventor(s), created it for day-to-day purchases and as a method to circumvent traditional banking systems after the 2008 financial crisis.
Fast forward, between January and May 2022, bitcoin’s price gradually fell, with closing prices never reaching more than $47,445 by the end of March before declining further to $28,305 on May 11. This was the first time since July 2021 that closing prices were below $30,000. On June 13, crypto prices dropped sharply, with Bitcoin falling below $23,000 for the first time since December 2020.
The present crypto downturn is different. Unlike prior crashes, the entire cryptocurrency market is facing opposition, criticism, and regulation concerns. Bitcoin and altcoins fell in tandem with US equities after the June 13 Wall Street opening bell as a selloff that began before the weekend continued.
During Monday’s trading session, the S&P 500 lost 3.9% and the Nasdaq Composite Index 4.7%, ahead of major remarks from the US Federal Reserve on its anti-inflation policy. The cryptocurrency market was hit particularly hard, with BTC/USD dropping 22.4% from the beginning to the present time.
On Monday, Celsius crypto lender froze withdrawals, adding to the stress in the cryptocurrency industry. The freeze was just another crisis less than a month after the collapse of Terra stablecoin rocked the market. On Monday, news of Celsius’s decision pushed the overall crypto market capitalization below $1 trillion to 977 billion USD for the first time since January 2021.