The cryptocurrency market experienced a bloodbath on Tuesday as several major assets suffered double-digit losses.
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The cryptocurrency market experienced a downturn on Monday, with several altcoins incurring substantial losses. Among the top 100 cryptocurrencies, Ethena (ENA) suffered the most significant setback, plummeting 12.41% to reach $0.4271. This decline might be attributed to traders cashing out their profits following Ethena's recent price surge or concerns regarding the sustainability of its utility within decentralized applications.
Litecoin (LTC) also faced a significant pullback after its recent rally, dropping 10.72% to reach $116.30. Despite being one of the older cryptocurrencies, Litecoin's movements are largely influenced by broader market trends rather than any specific fundamental developments.
Helium (HNT) experienced a 9.68% decrease as its price fell to $3.75. The token, which powers a decentralized wireless network, is encountering difficulties due to concerns over network adoption and competition from other protocols.
JasmyCoin (JASMY), which is often referred to as the Japanese Bitcoin equivalent, witnessed a 9.24% drop, bringing its price down to $0.02175. The token, which is known for its volatility, continues to be driven primarily by speculation rather than any substantial fundamental growth.
Onyxcoin (XCN) and Curve DAO Token (CRV) also experienced steep declines, dropping 9.23% and 8.59%, respectively. While Curve's losses could be linked to reduced liquidity incentives in its DeFi ecosystem, Onyxcoin's decline may be a reaction to the broader bearish sentiment in the altcoin market.
Among other notable losers, Hedera (HBAR) experienced an 8.15% decrease, followed by Immutable (IMX) with a drop of 8.06%, Stacks (STX) declining by 7.75%, and Celestia (TIA) incurring a loss of 7.68%, all of which are likely due to market-wide corrections and shifting investor sentiment.
As the cryptocurrency market continues to experience regulatory scrutiny, shifts in Federal Reserve policy, and whale activity, these factors will influence the market's direction. While some assets are facing selling pressure, others are exhibiting resilience, and investors are keeping a close watch on Bitcoin's $98,500 resistance level and Ethereum's $2,700 mark for any potential breakout signals.
Despite the short-term market fluctuations, the long-term growth prospects of cryptocurrencies, especially those with strong fundamentals and institutional backing, remain intact.