Bitcoin briefly dropped below $45,000 shortly before press time Friday, with the risk jitters felt on Wall Street the day before reverberating across the globe. The cryptocurrency fell to $44,279 at 7:40 UTC – the lowest level since Feb. 11 – having failed to keep gains above $50,000 for the second straight day on Thursday, according to Coindesk 20 data.
The latest bout of weakness may mostly be attributed to rising bond yields and losses in the global stock markets. The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield rose to a one-year high of 1.61% on Thursday, taking the year-to-date gain to over 50 basis points and triggering fears of an early unwinding of stimulus by the U.S. Federal Reserve that pushed stocks, bitcoin (BTC, -6.96%) and gold lower. These assets have benefitted greatly from the massive monetary stimulus delivered by the Fed over the past 11 months.
The S&P 500 fell by over 2% on Thursday, setting the stage for sharp losses in the Asian and European shares. While Asian stocks took a beating early today, the European indices are showing some resilience. Germany’s DAX and U.K.’s FTSE are now nursing marginal losses, having dropped more than 1% at the opening bell. Verbal intervention by the European Central Bank’s chief economist Philip Lane seems to have calmed market nerves for now.
Right before press time, Bitcoin regained some ground to trade near $46,629. However, the cryptocurrency is still down more than 6% on the day and nearly 20% for the week. If these loses are held through Sunday’s UTC close (23.59 hrs), the resulting weekly drop would be the biggest since the second week of March 2020 when prices tumbled by 33%.
Bitcoin has suffered only two double-digit weekly losses and just eight weekly declines in the past 11 months. The data shows the bulls have pretty much dominated the price action since the crash of March 2020 and more so since early October. The cryptocurrency has rallied from $10,000 to above $58,000 in the past 4.5 months.
# | Crypto | Prediction | Accuracy | CVIX | Price | 24h | 7d | Market Cap | 7d price change | |
1 | BTC | Bitcoin predictions | 67.6% | 59 | $103 090.04 | 7.54% | 7.84% | $2 040 210 476 450 | ||
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2 | ETH | Ethereum predictions | 72% | 57 | $3 836.90 | 4.67% | 6.55% | $462 123 587 518 | ||
3 | USDT | Tether predictions | 94.4% | 1 | $1.000611 | -0.01% | -0.02% | $135 773 947 858 | ||
4 | XRP | XRP predictions | 60% | 90 | $2.25 | -11.83% | 53.63% | $128 425 622 061 | ||
5 | SOL | Solana predictions | 70.8% | 62 | $233.16 | -1.99% | -2.99% | $110 833 879 897 | ||
6 | BNB | Binance Coin predictions | 84.8% | 25 | $714.72 | -5.07% | 9.56% | $102 925 874 853 | ||
7 | DOGE | Dogecoin predictions | 64% | 77 | $0.438799 | 5.41% | 6.97% | $64 533 538 083 | ||
8 | ADA | Cardano predictions | 58% | 87 | $1.18 | -2.83% | 17.06% | $41 330 413 929 | ||
9 | USDC | USD Coin predictions | 95.2% | 1 | $0.999875 | -0.01% | 0.01% | $40 710 275 845 | ||
10 | TRX | TRON predictions | 74% | 48 | $0.315468 | -19.00% | 57.65% | $27 219 987 446 | ||
11 | AVAX | Avalanche predictions | 62.4% | 86 | $50.93 | -2.17% | 17.89% | $20 846 497 893 | ||
12 | SHIB | SHIBA INU predictions | 72.4% | 51 | $0.000031 | 4.01% | 20.77% | $18 338 952 316 | ||
13 | TON | Toncoin predictions | 64.4% | 78 | $6.75 | -1.91% | 6.74% | $17 203 006 453 | ||
14 | DOT | Polkadot predictions | 57.2% | 91 | $10.25 | 2.52% | 24.55% | $15 631 722 248 | ||
15 | LINK | Chainlink predictions | 57.6% | 88 | $23.58 | -1.83% | 30.47% | $14 783 602 206 |
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