Crypto Market Returns Plunges Into The Negative, Here’s Why
The crypto market has seen its returns over the last month wiped away in a matter of days. While the market was pumping, cryptocurrencies in the space were returning double-digit gains, with the investor sentiment rapidly growing with it. However, with bitcoin’s rejection at $25,000, the entire market had seen a swift downtrend. Now, investor sentiment has worsened, and the digital assets which had enjoyed the period of growth are now in the red. Crypto Indexes Lose Gained Value Back at the beginning of August, when the crypto market was recovering, all indexes in the space had seen....
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Indications coming out of China can be seen as, nothing less than, frankly, negative. Bitcoin has for a long time been functioning, not only as a means of exchange but also as a store of value. The returns from 2013 clearly suggest that mainline investors, buoyed up by stories of spiralling returns, were crowding on-board. The currency peaked in early December at just over $1,000 and is now, March, trading at just over half of that, but is this necessarily a negative? To examine what this means more clearly, I am going to apply some fundamental economic reasoning in an attempt to evaluate....