Crypto Market Crash (Jan 8th, 2025): Bitcoin Price Drops to $96k | Millions Wiped Out from Market!
January 8, 2025
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Fear & Greed Index drops to 54, highlighting a neutral investor sentiment.
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Global crypto market capitalization slips 6.12% to $3.36T.
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BGB emerges as the sole gainer among the top 100 cryptos
The cryptocurrency market experienced a sharp downturn today, with the global market cap shedding 6.12%, plunging to $3.36 trillion. A steep increase in trading volume, up 35.28% to $172.39 billion, reflects growing market activity despite volatility. The Fear & Greed Index dropped to 54, signaling a neutral sentiment as traders navigate uncertainty.
A sharp rise in U.S. Treasury yields over the past decade, coupled with macroeconomic uncertainties such as fiscal deficits and a looming debt ceiling, has driven investor unease. These factors have increased volatility across asset classes, impacting cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin, the market leader, saw its price decline by 5.23% over the past 24 hours, settling at $96,418.88. Despite the drop, its market cap remains robust at $1.91 trillion. Trading volume for BTC rose significantly by 26.81% to $62.56 billion, reflecting increased sell-side pressure amid macroeconomic headwinds.
Explore more in-depth Bitcoin insights in our Bitcoin Price Prediction.
Ethereum led the altcoin market fall with a steep 8.61% drop to $3,352.49. Solana and XRP followed, falling 9.21% and 5.06%, respectively. The broader market sentiment reflects unease, as traders weigh the potential impact of external factors on crypto valuations.
For more detailed Ethereum analysis, check our Ethereum Price Prediction.
BGB: Gained 2.63% to reach $6.49.
- HYPE: Dropped by 16.69% to $21.32.
- TIA: Declined by 14.89% to $4.66.
- ENA: Fell by 14.84% to $0.9846.
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BTC is presently available at a discount of 5% over the previous day, which makes it a decent time to stack some.
BGB emerged as the top performer, posting a 2.63% gain to $6.49.
Rising U.S. Treasury yields, fiscal uncertainties, and concerns over the debt ceiling contributed to the market’s steep decline.
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