Bitcoin for a loss of $ 80,000, ETH, Sol is identical while XRP decreased 5 %

Although the upcoming weekly openness, the price of bitcoin fluctuates very harshly while approaching the loss of 80 thousand dollars in the continuous declining direction. The lack of any bullish news and expected volatility of the weekly opening in the United States trading hours increased pressure in BTC as it decreased to $ 81384 today.

After Bitcoin, the main altcoins also floundered amid the growing market fluctuations with ETH and Sol continues to lose while the most difficult ALT, XRP, decreased by 5 % in the past 24 hours.

At the time of writing this report, Bitcoin is trading near $ 82,100 with a trading volume 24 hours of 20.51 billion. It has decreased by more than 1.3 % over the past 24 hours, while a total of 6.24 % has decreased in the past seven days.

While continuing the declining direction, the ETH decreased by 3 % to the minimum daily level of $ 1775 from the highest daily level of $ 1835 today. After losing the main support at $ 2000, ETH was arrested in identity disorders last week. Sol also follows a similar style with it now trading near $ 123 – a decrease of 13 % in the past seven days.

Other main Altcoin price procedures include an 8 % increase, while EOS and ZEC have risen about 6 % in the past 24 hours. None of Altcoins appeared any noticeable height today. On the losing side, New fell more with her loss by 23 % while Bera and Ceo fell more than 10 % today.

The encryption is directed today

• BTCOIN)
• eth (ethereum)
• Bell (Bell Network)
• Ton (toncoin)
• Sol (Solana)

The best winners today

• Safe (safe): +8 %
• EOS (EOS): +7 %
• ZEC (ZCash): +6 %
• Form (four): +4 %
• Core (Core): +3 %

The best losers today

• Neo (Neo): -23 %
• Deepbook: -13 %
• Move (movement): -11 %
• BERA (berachain): -11 %
• Celo (CELO): -10 %

According to CoinmarketCap data, the maximum Crypto Global market is located today with $ 2.65 trillion with 24 -hour trading volume of $ 64.24 billion.

Also read: Ethereum (ETH) sees one of its worst offers in the first quarter, and falls 46 %