Crypto Market Watch: Weekly Crypto Trading Overview

Bitcoin (BTC) headed down at the end of September, crashing through the $8,000 level.

Bitcoin (BTC) headed down at the end of September, crashing through the $8,000 level.

Bitcoin (BTC) abandoned the relative stability, with a double crash this past week. First BTC burrowed under the $8,500 tier, then in another crash ahead of the weekend went as low as $7,800.

Bitcoin Continues to Tumble But TA Indicates Price at Key Support Level

Bitcoin (BTC) crashed through several levels, for now bottoming out above $7,800. BTC traded at $8,035.56 ahead of the weekend, showing uncertainty and fluctuations.

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Ethereum (ETH) encouraged the markets with a peak near $220, but later crashed by more than 31%, down to $165.53. ETH caused minor liquidations in the decentralized finance (DeFi) space, as Maker collaterals were sold based on predetermined volatility restrictions.

XRP (XRP) sank to $0.23 as altcoins once again lost support, returning to the levels before its recent rally.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) fell to $215.66, still keeping its top position, though ceding the fourth spot to the dollar-pegged USDT.

Litecoin (LTC) crashed to $55.02, already down by half since the halving of the block reward, as the asset slowly deflates with no signs of an altcoin season.

EOS (EOS) fell to $2.80, despite the successful hard fork to speed up transactions.

Binance Coin (BNB) is at $15.19, down more than 29% in the past week, despite the launch on Binance.US.

Bitcoin SV (BSV) is down to $83.80, losing more than 32% in the past two corrections this week.

Stellar (XLM) broke up the ranks, trading at $0.058, with a loss of 22% after the recent crashes.

Unus Sed Leo (LEO) remains suspiciously flat at $1.04, suggestive of concerted price protection.

Cardano (ADA) crashed to $0.038, following the downward trend for altcoins.

Monero (XMR) was hurt by a series of delistings, sinking from the level above $70 down to $57.01, wiping out 75% this past week.

TRON (TRX) moved down to $0.012, continuing its downward spiral.

Huobi Token (HT) crashed to $3.70, down 25% this week, though remaining relatively robust.

IOTA (MIOTA) moved up the ranks and even added to its price, retaining the $0.26 level.

DASH (DASH) lost more than 30% this week following delistings from major exchanges, sinking to $68.03, further from the triple-digit prices.

Chainlink (LINK) survived with just 11% in weekly losses, down to $1.61, and displaced other assets from the ranks.

Tezos (XTZ) crashed to $0.84, losing support along with other altcoins.

Ethereum Classic (ETC) fell to $4.60, losing 25%, the usual level of correction for altcoins.

NEO (NEO) is also down by 25%, to $7.14.

Altcoin markets saw shifts in rankings, while digging down deeper in the most recent correction. Altcoins wiped out roughly 25-30% of their value, following the sudden weakness of BTC.

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