The price of Bitcoin has fallen to a great extent on the macroeconomic concerns, whereas there has been a drop in the Ethereum fees, which, of course, is suitable for DeFI users. Till yesterday the price of Bitcoin was riding relatively high. It had even gone up to $13,250 on Bit-stamp, a known spot exchanges, before it had a dropping of $12,773 later the same day in the evening. According to the crypto liquidity provider Tritium CEO John Willock, the bitcoin market can stay close to its current price location even if few traders have participated in the profit to be made on Monday.
Wallock further added that he believes the Bitcoin can keep the amount to nearly $13,000 but only quickly. There is also a possibility that some traders might be looking forward to closing the account from the run-up, which had recently resulted. This may also create some retrenchment. On the other hand, according to Constantin Kogan, who is in partnership at the crypto fund of funds, BitBull Capital claims that bitcoin had been positively earning its momentum before the abruption of the price drop occurred. But this is not the end; there is still some more that is likely to come up. He is hoping for some areas for improvement, which is going to happen in the coming week.
Andrew Tu on this news stated that Macro issues are quite common to happen, and they are the main reason why the whole market gets affected and not just a single class of assets. Along with this, the fees of Ether (ETH), which is the cryptocurrency second-largest token ranked by the capitalization of the market was also down for the trading of around $391 with a lipping of nearly 5% in just 24 hours.
