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Evergrande’s collapse and Omicron have led to the fall of the cryptocurrency

Fears about the impact of Evergrande’s failure on markets reappeared, as Bitcoin and Ethereum both plunged below $48,000 and $4,100 in the last 12 hours. Over the previous 24 hours, the market worth of the larger crypto market fell by 4.2 percent to $2.27 trillion, following the two most significant virtual coins.

Fitch downgraded China’s developer Evergrande Group to “restricted default” on Thursday, leading to the absence of offshore bond dues. As per Reuters, Evergrande’s inability to make $82.5 million in interest charges owing last month would result in a cross-default on its roughly $19 billion in global bonds, putting the programmer at threat of becoming China’s biggest defaulter. This potential has loomed over the world’s second-largest industry for months.

Aside from Evergrande, other factors such as volatility caused by the new COVID-19 variant Omicron and concerns of further Fed tapering resulting in liquidity withdrawal have made a significant contribution to the crypto market’s slump. To give an insight, Bitcoin prices, the oldest and largest cryptocurrency that defines the path of the broader market, have fallen by 15% in the last seven days, trading at $48,207. Similarly, Ethereum, the second-largest virtual token, has fallen by 9% and is now trading at $4,122.

Despite the fact that many people associate cryptocurrency with being a store of value, yesterday’s sales demonstrated that cryptocurrency is still primarily traded as a risk asset, as per the CoinDCX Research Team. Some examples specific to crypto markets include market dynamics, retrieving a specific asset, terms and conditions, and so on, EVP-Growth & Strategy, CoinDCX, Minal Thukral, explained. 

In an interview with Business Today, the CEO of CrossTower India, and a member of the nascent crypto industry body Blockchain and Crypto Assets Council (BACC), Vikas Ahuja contends that numerous factors contribute to the price fluctuations of digital currencies. 

Correspondingly, Ashish Singhal, founder and CEO of crypto exchange CoinSwitch Kuber, notes that a variety of economic fundamentals influences crypto market prices. He claims that there is increased interest among crypto hobbyists as reports of a comprehensive understanding as to how the presented crypto bill in India will concentrate on investor protection and economic system stabilization continues to spread.A

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