Bitcoin, the largest crypto by market value, climbed 4.15 per cent to $29,972.89. The cryptocurrency had fallen to a low of $25,401.05 on Thursday, its lowest level since December 28, 2020. It is still down 17.87 per cent in the last seven sessions.
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View Details »Ethereum edged 0.06 per cent higher to $2,052.95 level in the last 24 hours. The second-largest cryptocurrency by market value is still down 25 per cent in the last one week. Tether edged 0.02 per cent higher to $0.9971. USD Coin stood at $1, up 0.03 per cent. BNB advanced 12.80 per cent to $298.04. XRP rose 4.54 per cent to $0.4173. This cryptocurrency has fallen 32 per cent in the last one week. Cardano jumped 5.44 per cent but was down 34 per cent for the week. Binance edged 0.17 per cent higher at $1. Solana dropped 7.91 per cent to $47.14, taking its weekly fall to 44 per cent. Dogecoin surged 6.16 per cent to $0.088, after having fallen 31 per cent in the last one week. Polkadot rose 7.4 per cent, Avalanche was up 3.6 per cent while Shibu Inu added 3.44 per cent.Terra USD fell 69 per cent in the last 24 hours to $0.1954. The global cryptocurrency market cap rose to the $1.27 trillion mark, up 0.72 per cent in the last 24 hours. This is less than half of where it was last November. Total cryptocurrency trading volumes zoomed to $2.47 trillion, as per Coinmarketcap. Unlike previous financial market selloffs, when cryptocurrencies were largely untouched, the latest selling pressure in digital currencies has undermined the broader argument
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