Crypto market update: BTC falls below $10,000 as market plunges
|- The top three coins experienced heavy losses over the last three days.
- UNUS SED LEO (LEO) was the biggest loser among the top 20.
Bears continue to have a stranglehold on the market as the cryptos bled for the third straight day. Let’s take a closer look at how the top three did and then reveal the biggest winners and losers of the day, among the top 20 coins.
Top three coins
- Bitcoin: BTC/USD has fallen back below $10,000. This Thursday, BTC/USD went from $10,130 to $9,920. Over the last three days, Bitcoin has gone down from $10,930 to $9,920.
- Ethereum: ETH/USD fell from $187.45 to $186.65 this Thursday, Over the last three days, ETH/USD has fallen from $202.50 to $186.65.
- Ripple: XRP/USD fell from $0.266 to $0.263 this Thursday. Ripple is on course of having four bearish days in a row where it dropped from $0.283 to $0.263.
Biggest winners and losers (top 20 coins)
- UNUS SED LEO (LEO) was the biggest loser among the top 20 as it fell by 8.33% and is priced at $1.20.
- Chainlink (LINK) dropped by 7.48% and is priced at $2.21.
- Monero (XMR) dropped by 6.80% and is priced at $80.05.
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