Bitcoin and many cryptocurrencies fall to 30-day lows


Early morning of May 1, Bitcoin traded at $ 37,622, the lowest in a month. The world's most popular digital currency wobbled a few days ago, but moving closer to the $37,000 mark made many investors nervous.

In the past 90 days, only twice has BTC fallen to the $36,000-37,000 price range, each occurring in one day.

If any investor “swinged to the top” at $47,938 at the end of March, he would now lose an amount of about $10,316 per Bitcoin, equivalent to a loss of more than 21%.

In the past 7 days, the world's most valuable cryptocurrency once crossed the $40,000 mark but did not last long and continuously traded below this mark about $1,000-2,000.


Red color covers the cryptocurrency market price list on the morning of May 1. (coinmarketcap screenshot)

Not only Bitcoin, many other popular digital currencies also dropped sharply. Ethereum this morning to $2,729, which is the lowest level in the recent 30 days. In the past 10 days, despite the gloomy ETH price and the general market, it has never lost the $ 2,800 mark. However, it seems that the most valuable coin after BTC has not escaped the gloomy atmosphere brought by BTC.

The decline of the two strongest currencies in the market also led to a series of other dongs.

Solana is at $84.98, down 10% in the last 24 hours, the lowest level in a recent month.

Near, the recent rising coin, has also failed to break out of the trend, currently at $10.3, a 30-day low.

Dogecoin, after skyrocketing thanks to the news that billionaire Elon Musk bought Twitter, also had a real value, trading at $ 0.127. The coin backed by the scandalous billionaire has lost more than 20% of its value from its peak last week.

In general, the whole market is covered in a gloomy red on the first day of May, and experts are still not confident to make short-term forecasts for Bitcoin or other digital currencies.



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