The crypto market is facing a sharp drop today, with its total value falling nearly 8% to around $2.90 trillion. This has made the entire crypto market losing over $370 billion in value since last week. The sudden crash has also led to massive liquidations, with $110 billion lost in the last 24 hours.
Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market cap, has dropped nearly 8%, reaching a three-month low of $87,000 before settling at $89,470.
Altcoins have suffered even worse losses. Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Cardano have all dropped between 10% and 20%. Memecoins, which were booming recently, have also crashed—Dogecoin is down almost 10%, followed by Shiba Inu, Pepe, and the Official Trump token.
One major factor behind the sell-off was a statement from President Donald Trump
Surprisingly, Citadel Securities’ entry into the crypto market also contributed to the downturn. The $65 billion financial giant announced that it would become a liquidity provider in crypto. Instead of boosting confidence, this news triggered more selling, as traders reacted negatively.
Adding to the chaos, crypto exchange Bybit was hit by a major hack on February 21st. According to Arkham Intelligence, this could be the largest financial hack in history, even surpassing the $611 million PolyNetwork exploit in 2021. Hacks like this shake trust in the market and make investors more cautious.
While the market looks rough right now, history shows that crypto has bounced back from big drops before. Bitcoin has fallen 10% or more many times in past bull runs and has always recovered stronger.
But with uncertainty in traditional markets as well, investors are being extra cautious. The big question is whether this is just a temporary dip—or the start of a bigger downturn. Only time will tell.
The crypto market dropped 8% due to $370B in losses, Trump’s tariff news, Citadel’s entry, and the Bybit hack shaking investor confidence.
Yes, major altcoins like Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Cardano fell 10-20%, while memecoins like Doge and Shiba Inu also saw steep declines.
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