Subscribe to our Telegram channel
Cryptocurrencies bitcoin and ethereum have fallen again
on September 28, 2022, the rate of the flagship cryptocurrencies is showing a drop. Thus, bitcoin (BTC) lost 6.45% in price over the day, and ethereum (ETH) — 7.07%. Bitcoin is currently trading at $ 18,761. The total supply of coins on the market is $ 359.7 billion, and bidders have made transactions worth $ 56.09 billion over the past 24 hours.
As for the Ethereum cryptocurrency, it is available on the market at $ 1283.7. The capitalization is $ 157.37 billion, and traders have executed transactions with the virtual coin totaling $ 17.68 billion.
Other digital assets from the list of the top 10 most profitable cryptocurrencies also fell in price. Thus, Ripple (XRP) has lost 10.29% over the past 24 hours. The asset’s price was fixed at $ 0.426, and the total supply of coins on the market amounted to $ 21.31 billion. Daily trading volumes amounted to $ 2.96 billion.
Cardano (ADA) also shows a drop in price. The cryptocurrency became cheaper by 6.16% and costs $ 0.429. Cardano founder Chalz Hoskinson recently started a heated discussion on Twitter about the appropriateness of the moment when Ethereum switched to PoS. Hoskinson said that back in 2014 he offered innovative ideas for technical updates to the Ethereum network, but no one listened to him, and Hoskinson himself was eventually fired from the Ethereum Foundation.
The Polkadot (DOT) cryptocurrency also suffered a price drop — over the past day, its value has fallen by 7.4%. The rate of the virtual coin was fixed at $ 6.25, and the market capitalization amounted to $ 7.02 billion. Market players made daily deals worth $ 320.71 million.
In contrast to today’s figures, the value of the flagship cryptocurrencies BTC and ETH increased yesterday. on September 27, 2022, bitcoin rose by 7.48% to trade at $ 20,188. In turn, Ethereum grew by 7.41%, the cryptocurrency rate was fixed at $ 1,383, and the cryptocurrency market broke the barrier of $ 1 trillion in total capitalization.