In the recent cryptocurrency market scenario, a noticeable bearish trend emerged, leading to a 4.40% decrease in the overall market capitalization. Bitcoin, the dominant player, experienced a 4% decline, plummeting to a two-month low of $57,043.96. This downturn in Bitcoin's value had a cascading effect, causing significant price dips in altcoins like Ethereum, Solana, and Toncoin.
Among the top altcoins, Ethereum observed a 4.33% decline over the past 24 hours, coupled with a substantial 52% surge in trading volume. The price of ETH dropped from $3,320.84 to $3,128.61, facing selling pressure with a daily RSI of 32 and a bearish trend confirmed by the 9-day EMA at $3351.
Solana, positioned in the top 5 by market cap, experienced an 8% decline in the last twenty hours, hitting a ten-day low of $7.19. The trading volume for Solana surged by 17%, with a significant 20% decline observed over the last month. The cryptocurrency is currently under selling pressure, marked by a daily RSI of 32 and a 9-day EMA at $141, indicating a bearish direction.
Toncoin, also ranked among the top cryptocurrencies by market cap, faced a 7.18% decline in the previous twenty hours, reaching a ten-day low of $132.45. The trading volume for Toncoin surged by 27%, hinting at an imminent selling pressure as the daily RSI stands at 47. The 9-day EMA at $7.638 validates the bearish trend for Toncoin.
Meanwhile, popular memecoins like DOGE, PEPE, SHIB, and FLOKI also bore the brunt of the bearish trend. DOGE plummeted to a five-month low of $0.1103, down by 7%; PEPE hit a seven-day low of $0.000009329, showcasing a 9% decline; SHIB fell to a four-month low of $0.00001522, down by 8%; and FLOKI dipped to a nine-week low of $0.0001509, marking an 8% decrease.
The market volatility and price dips were influenced by various factors, including Mt. Gox's redemption, which triggered sell-off pressure on BTC and BCH. These developments reflect the ongoing turbulence in the cryptocurrency market, highlighting the interconnected nature of digital assets and their susceptibility to external influences.
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