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Crypto assets see market cap and price drops amid sell pressure

Crypto assets see market cap and price drops amid sell pressure Image: Bitcoin.com News
Image via Bitcoin.com News.

Both Pi Network's PI token and Bitcoin saw notable declines. PI's market capitalization slipped below $1 billion and its price fell 10% over the past week. Bitcoin broke below $81,000, reaching an intraday low near $80,500, and its market cap dropped from $1.74 trillion to just above $1.62 trillion. The moves occurred amid continued selling pressure across the crypto market.

Key points

  1. Both assets faced ongoing selling pressure contributing to their declines
  2. The moves occurred amid continued selling pressure across the crypto market.

Why it matters

The declines reduce the overall value of crypto holdings and signal heightened market weakness, which can affect liquidity and investor sentiment.

What's unclear

The specific catalysts driving each asset's price drop are not detailed in the reports

Price context · BTC

At publication
$80,779.00
Now
$81,432.00
Change since
+0.81%
7 days

Sources · 5 publishers

Coinpedia Tier 3 First report
Pi Network Price Drops Below $1 Billion Market Cap as PI Slides Further
CryptoPotato Tier 2
Liquidations Hit $480M In an Hour as Bitcoin Plunges Below $81K
Bitcoin.com News Tier 2
Bitcoin Price Drops Below $81K as Crypto Liquidations Top $1.1 Billion
Crypto Briefing Tier 2
Bitcoin slides toward $80K as crypto long liquidations top $1 billion
CoinCentral Tier 3
Ethereum Liquidations Outpace Bitcoin in $1 Billion Crypto Crash

Coverage timeline

  1. First reported by Coinpedia
  2. Also reported by CryptoPotato
  3. CryptoVideos brief published
  4. 1 more publisher added to sources
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