The world's largest digital asset by market capitalization fell 0.5% to $29,218 at 1:19 p.m. ET, according to. It's remained relatively stable, trading within a narrow range between around $29,000 and $31,500 for over six weeks.
"Bitcoin isn't budging, and other high liquidity tokens like Ether seem to be so far unaffected," Justin d'Anethan, head APAC business development at Keyrock, told The Block, commenting on the Curve Finance hack on Sunday that spread concerns throughout the world of decentralized finance. "Unfortunately, the Curve Finance event is a sober reminder that, no matter how legitimate a protocol or a founding team might be, there are still risks associated with dApps that need to be considered in conjunction with the benefits of decentralized and self-custodial solutions," he addeed.that long-Bitcoin investment products made up 93% of the digital assets outflows in the past six months.
Coinshares data suggests trading volumes for digital asset investment products have dropped across the entire crypto-market. This was reflected in the broader bitcoin market, which saw a total of $16 billion traded last week on worldwide exchanges, compared to the weekly average this year of $52 billion.
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