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Red Monday Crypto: Investors Lose $2 Billion In Bloody Crypto Plunge

It is a Red Monday Crypto Market, as many crypto traders feel the overheated market, recording sell-offs began leading traders to lose about $2 billion.

Brandnewsday understands that the market is experiencing a bloody moment as the world most-valued cryptocurrency — Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and other Altcoins price plunged.

These are surely unpleasant moments for a significant number of crypto investors on the account that roughly $2 billion worth of crypto positions disappeared into thin air within a day.

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The mass liquidation of such trading positions, according to data retrieved from Bybt.com, showed such occurred before the flagship crypto dipped around $46,500 today from its all-time high ($49,487).

However, today, Monday about 306,627 traders were liquidated.

The largest single liquidation order happened on Huobi-BTC value $21.25M.

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Over the past few days Bitcoin, with the highest dominance rate in the crypto market gained over 15% and hit an all-time high of $49,487 taking into consideration future demand for the popular crypto asset amid institutional buying.
The bearish trend gained momentum immediately after the flagship crypto touched $46,500 value amid several large sell orders placed above that price.

Red Monday Crypto: Investors Lose $2 Billion In Bloody Crypto Plunge

The Crypto market had suddenly become overheated and record sell-offs began leading traders to lose about $2 billion.

At the time of drafting this report, Bitcoin’s volatility ensured that no firm market direction was in control, as Bitcoin fluctuated around $46800. Sequel to the sudden correction seen in the Bitcoin market lately, it had been in on a bullish run relatively.

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The price of Bitcoin is  often volatile because of its high use for financial gain and speculating advantages used by global investors and crypto traders. As such, individuals and hedge funds sell and buy Bitcoins as they would do for any other financial asset (stocks, bonds) with regulatory limitations.

You should be cautious buying in this fast-growing financial asset, as high market liquidity can expose you to significant losses and loss of funds. It’s highly recommended you seek advice from a certified financial advisor when buying these crypto assets.

Some weeks ago, the British financial regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority, recently issued a piece of stern advice on crypto investments

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The statement highlighted the risks associated with investing in Bitcoin and other leading crypto assets and warned the public there were high chances all their funds could be lost:

“The FCA is aware that some firms are offering investments in crypto assets or lending or investments linked to crypto assets, that promise high returns.

“Investing in crypto assets, or investments and lending linked to them generally involves taking very high risks with investors’ money. If consumers invest in these types of products, they should be prepared to lose all their money,” the statement read in part.

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