一个曾经爆发的加密货币市场现在发现自己被寒冷的阵风所困扰

最近10月初，全球加密市场上限以惊人的3.62万亿美元站立。但是，随着月份的展开，该数字跌幅了24％，削减了约8700亿美元。

Once a beacon of optimism, especially during the prior U.S. administration, the cryptocurrency market now finds itself battered by a chilling gust of disenchantment. As recently as the beginning of October, the global crypto market cap stood proudly at $3.62 trillion. However, that figure has since taken a staggering hit, plummeting by 24% and losing approximately $870 billion. This precipitous decline over the past month highlights the volatile nature of digital currencies.

曾经是一个乐观的灯塔，尤其是在美国之前的政府期间，加密货币市场现在发现自己受到了令人震惊的狂风的打击。就在10月初，全球加密市政上限以3.62万亿美元的价格站立。然而，此数字遭受了惊人的打击，下降了24％，损失了约8700亿美元。在过去的一个月中，这种急剧下降凸显了数字货币的动荡性。

During Trump’s presidency, cryptocurrencies found a champion in a leader who seemed poised to nurture their growth. But the current climate, particularly in the wake of Biden’s administration, presents a different picture. One key factor was the absence of explicit support for Bitcoin in regulatory strategies. This lack of clear direction has contributed to uncertainty among investors, who were once eagerly awaiting policy guidance.

在特朗普担任总统期间，加密货币在一位领导人的冠军中找到了一个冠军，他似乎准备培养他们的成长。但是当前的气候，尤其是拜登政府之后，它提出了不同的情况。一个关键因素是在监管策略中缺乏对比特币的明确支持。这种缺乏明确的方向导致了投资者的不确定性，他们曾经热切地等待政策指导。

Bitcoin itself, the titan of digital currencies, has not been immune to the market downturn. Its value has dipped significantly, currently trading around $84,654—a noticeable drop from recent peaks. Ambitions have met cold reality, with Bitcoin’s market cap shrinking by 16.05% over the past month.

比特币本身是数字货币的泰坦，尚未不受市场衰退的影响。它的价值显着下降，目前交易约为84,654美元，这是从最近的山峰降低的。野心已经达到了寒冷的现实，过去一个月，比特币的市值下降了16.05％。

Ethereum, usually at the forefront of innovation and upgrades, has also been affected, enduring a 25.28% reduction in market cap. In this landscape, altcoins have not been insulated, collectively plunging by 29.11%.

以太坊通常处于创新和升级的最前沿，也受到影响，降低了25.28％的市值。在这一景观中，尚未隔离山寨币，统称为29.11％。

Market turmoil has intensified amid hacking scandals and issues with meme coins—a term denoting cryptocurrencies born from internet jokes—which have emerged, linking figures like Argentina’s President Javier Milei to these coins. A recent uptick in fraud allegations surrounding these coins has further eroded confidence.

在黑客丑闻和模因硬币的问题（表示从互联网笑话中出现的加密货币）的术语中，市场动荡加剧了这些丑闻，这一术语已经出现了，将阿根廷总统贾维尔·米利（Javier Milei）等人物与这些硬币联系起来。最近对这些硬币的欺诈指控的提升进一步侵蚀了信心。

Economic forces add fuel to the fire, as concerns over U.S. trade policies and inflation dampen investment prospects. Amid these pressures, a significant withdrawal looms as more than $1 billion exits from Bitcoin’s spot ETFs, marking a historic retreat.

经济力量为大火增加了燃料，因为对美国贸易政策和通货膨胀率降低了投资前景的担忧。在这些压力中，巨大的撤离迫在眉睫，因为超过10亿美元从比特币的现场ETF退出，这标志着历史性的静修。

Standard Chartered analyst Jeff Kendrick paints a stark picture: post-election withdrawal bleeds ETF investors, with collective losses nearing $1.3 billion. The sobering statistics of this digital downturn remind investors of the inherent risks lurking in the world of cryptocurrencies.

标准特许分析师杰夫·肯德里克（Jeff Kendrick）描绘了一幅鲜明的画面：选举后撤回出血ETF投资者，集体损失接近13亿美元。这种数字衰退的清醒统计数据使投资者想起了隐藏在加密货币世界中的固有风险。