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$ 0.727106 0.113616 (% 18.52)
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$ 519.52 -11.81 (% -2.22)
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$ 105.01 16.80 (% 19.04)
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$ 443.57 17.63 (% 4.14)
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$ 37.783474 1.333105 (% 3.66)
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$ 0.15958 0.01918 (% 13.66)
Cosmos (ATOM)
$ 13.68 0.54 (% 4.14)
EOS (EOS)
$ 1.24 0.09 (% 8.19)
TRON
$ 0.133004 -0.001235 (% -0.92)
Tezos (XTZ)
$ 1.508825 0.086660 (% 6.09)
NEO (NEO)
$ 18.02 1.05 (% 6.18)
Dash (DASH)
$ 43.44 3.21 (% 7.99)
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$ 0.218578 -0.000524 (% -0.24)

Binance, Ether, Bitcoin All lLower As US Economy Slows

Bitcoin was trading at around $20,800, down 1%, and ether dropped 1.4%.

Binance, Ether, Bitcoin All lLower As US Economy Slows

BNB, ether and bitcoin slid with traditional markets after U.S. economic data showed signs of an economy starting to take a breather.

Retail sales fell more than expected, tripping up what had been an improving market.

Bitcoin was trading at around $20,800 at 4:15 p.m. EST, according to TradingView data.

Ether was down 1.4%. Binance's BNB fell 1.3%. Binance traded lower earlier in the day after the market reacted erroneously to an announcement of a pending enforcement action from the U.S. Department of Justice. That action was actually against a little known outfit named Bitzlato.

Crypto Stocks

U.S. stock indices ended the day down. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 dropped 1.6% and 1.2%, respectively. 
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Coinbase, which is shuttering operations in Japan, dropped by 7.3%, according to Nasdaq data. Despite the down day, the exchange has rallied since the beginning of the year.

Silvergate dropped 8.4%. The crypto-friendly bank disclosed a $1 billion loss on Tuesday as it shared fourth-quarter results. Shares rallied despite the fact as the core business is intact, according to KBW analysts.

MicroStrategy shares decreased 6.2%. The firm, which is expected to report fourth-quarter earnings this month, announced that its Brazilian unit is facing an investigation into anticompetitive conduct in the country dating back to 2018, but that it secured a leniency agreement with the country's General Superintendence of the Administrative Council for Economic Defense.

 

Source: theblock.co