Crypto Market Down 3.8% as Silvergate Fallout Intensifies
The crypto market lost 3.8% on Friday following the latest sell-off triggered by Silvergate fallout.
BTC$63,968.00-0.68%
ETH$1,732.09-0.17%
USDT$0.9987-0.01%
USDC$0.9997-0.01%
XRP$1.13-1.49%
SOL$73.53-0.16%
TRX$0.3278+0.57%
FIGR_HELOC$1.03+0.00%
HYPE$65.79-5.40%
DOGE$0.083-0.59%
USDS$0.9997+0.01%
RAIN$0.0144-0.30%
LEO$9.58-0.09%
ZEC$443.35-5.52%
XLM$0.2109-2.24%
BTC$63,968.00-0.68%
ETH$1,732.09-0.17%
USDT$0.9987-0.01%
USDC$0.9997-0.01%
XRP$1.13-1.49%
SOL$73.53-0.16%
TRX$0.3278+0.57%
FIGR_HELOC$1.03+0.00%
HYPE$65.79-5.40%
DOGE$0.083-0.59%
USDS$0.9997+0.01%
RAIN$0.0144-0.30%
LEO$9.58-0.09%
ZEC$443.35-5.52%
XLM$0.2109-2.24%
According to a Friday filing, Silvergate is to immediately release $9.85 million to the cryptocurrency lender BlockFi.
The crypto market lost 3.8% on Friday following the latest sell-off triggered by Silvergate fallout.
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