Topic: Cryptocurrency Market Drops $25 Billion, Bitcoin Below $8,500 (Read 101 times)
Bitcoin will fall again, my think it will touch bellow $6000 and will comeback, many countries are regulating cryptocurrency , twitter and facebook already banned ads for cryptocurrency but near future bitcoin price will go up and lot of changes will happen,
This is rather normal. Happened many times before and will keep happening until the market will reach a decent capitalization of 1.000 Billions and more
Talks of -20% fall in stock markets, bitcoin, real estates. Gold and silver is now the safe havens
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after meeting g20 ended. I thought the blue color was on the coinmarrketcap. I did not expect a few days to continue the market for the new storm from the binance.
Bitcoin has fallen below the $8,500 mark, merely 24 hours after surpassing $9,000. The entire cryptocurrency market has dropped $25 billion, and analysts suspect that the abrupt market decline was fueled by FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt) surrounding Binance.
Market Slumps
Earlier this week, Japanese mainstream media outlet Nikkei reported that Binance was warned by the Japanese Financial Services Agency (FSA) for serving local investors on its platform. Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency-only exchange, operates internationally serving millions of users in different regions. Hence, it is obvious that users in Japan could trade on the Binance trading platform, as they can trade on Upbit, Bittrex, Poloniex, or any other cryptocurrency-only exchanges.
However, Nikkei reported that criminal charges will be filed against Binance if the exchange “fails to halt Japan operations,” and the misrepresentation of the situation led the market to panic. Changpeng Zhao, the CEO at Binance, released a statement to reassure its users and investors that the report of Nikkei was irresponsible, and that the Binance team has been communicating with the FSA for awhile.
https://www.ccn.com/cryptocurrency-market-drops-25-billion-bitcoin-below-8500/
Market Slumps
Earlier this week, Japanese mainstream media outlet Nikkei reported that Binance was warned by the Japanese Financial Services Agency (FSA) for serving local investors on its platform. Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency-only exchange, operates internationally serving millions of users in different regions. Hence, it is obvious that users in Japan could trade on the Binance trading platform, as they can trade on Upbit, Bittrex, Poloniex, or any other cryptocurrency-only exchanges.
However, Nikkei reported that criminal charges will be filed against Binance if the exchange “fails to halt Japan operations,” and the misrepresentation of the situation led the market to panic. Changpeng Zhao, the CEO at Binance, released a statement to reassure its users and investors that the report of Nikkei was irresponsible, and that the Binance team has been communicating with the FSA for awhile.
https://www.ccn.com/cryptocurrency-market-drops-25-billion-bitcoin-below-8500/
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