It has been revealed that the crypto prices are seeing more losses as the market cap reaches close to $1 trillion. Check out the latest reports about this below.
Crypto prices see losses
It has been just revealed that the crypto prices have fallen further in the last 24 hours with large cap coins like bitcoin and ether in the red.
“The price of ether is down 6% in the last 24 hours and is currently trading at $1,630 — solidifying losses of 11% over the last seven days. Meanwhile, bitcoin has dropped 4% in this timeframe and fallen by 6% over the week, now changing hands at $24,900,” according to the publication The Block.
The same online publication notes the fact that with the market heading south, the total crypto market cap has shrunk to just $1.06 trillion today — from highs of $1.34 trillion in April.
“While it dipped below the $1 trillion mark in March it hasn’t spent a prolonged period of time below it since the end of 2022,” the same notes revealed.
US dollar in danger
According to the latest reports, it has been revealed the fact that the chief executive of stablecoin issuer Circle is urging the United States to maintain the competitiveness of the dollar by creating clear guidelines for stablecoins.
The online pubcalition the Daily Hodl notes the fact that the U.S. House Financial Services Committee’s latest hearing on stablecoin legislation, Jeremy Allaire says the stakes are too high to ignore and that the US must ensure the dollar is the most competitive fiat currency on the internet.
“As a nation, therefore, we need to ensure that the dollar is the most competitive currency on the internet, and that there can be universal access to the safest and most secure digital dollars possible. The stakes are simply too high to ignore.”
Stay tuned for more news from the crypto space.
