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Bitcoin Falls 10% In Rout -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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© Reuters. Bitcoin drops 10% in Rout

Investing.com – The Investing.com Index was down 10.04% at 10:31 GMT on Saturday. It traded at $34,954.5 as of Sunday, March 25, 2005. This was the biggest percentage drop in one day since Jan 21.

This downward shift saw Bitcoin’s market capital fall to $665.7B or 41.56%. Bitcoin’s total market capital was $1,275.5B at its peak.

Bitcoin trades in an area of $34,116.0 to $35,749.8 over the past twenty-four hours.

Bitcoin lost 18.59% over the last seven days. In the 24 hours prior to writing, Bitcoin’s volume traded was $49.5B. This is 32.58% more than the overall volume all cryptocurrency. The Bitcoin price ranged from $34,116.0078 up to $43,487.1367 over the past seven days.

Bitcoin’s current price is 49.33% below its record high of $68,990.63 on November 10, 2021.

And other cryptocurrency trading

The Investing.com Index last saw the price of $2,384.74, down 15.73% from the previous day.

It traded at $1.0008, a gain 0.05% on the Investing.com Index.

The market capital of Ethereum was $287.1B, or 17.93% of total cryptocurrency market caps. Tether’s total market cap of $78.3B (4.89%) represented a total of $179,000 in cryptocurrency market value.

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