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Reason Why Crypto Currencies Are Going Down - Experts by naijaamebo: 2:08pm On May 19, 2021
After a year of gains and record highs, cryptocurrency markets are down today (19 May).

Leading cryptos Bitcoin and Ethereum have endured a turbulent time over the past week as share prices dropped by 28.66% and 32.13% respectively.

The market crash follows a decision by Tesla to no longer accept Bitcoin as payment for its vehicles, as announced by the car company’s CEO Elon Musk.

Musk’s shock post on Twitter had an immediate impact on Bitcoin’s value, which dropped $6 billion (£4.26b) and sent shockwaves through the crypto market.

And cryptos took another hit when China said it was going to block initial coin offerings, block exchanges and warned against speculative trading.

This is what’s going on in the world of cryptocurrencies...

China’s crackdown on cryptos comes days after Musk’s shock announcement.

Musk’s decision signifies a sharp u-turn for Tesla who only started accepting Bitcoin as payment for its services in February 2021.

It came after the electric car company bought $1.5b (£1.06b) of Bitcoin shares, which in turn sent the market price of both the crypto and Tesla soaring.

Yet the impact on the environment of Bitcoin mining - a complicated process of minting new digital tokens - has seen Tesla withdraw this option for customers.

The billionaire entrepreneur said: “We are concerned about rapidly increasing use of fossil fuel for Bitcoin mining and transactions, especially coal, which has the worst emissions of any fuel.”

Musk reaffirmed his belief that cryptocurrency has a “promising future” but that it “cannot come at great cost to the environment”, in his Twitter post.

Musk has been a long-time advocate of cryptocurrencies and the Tesla decision was felt across the market, with other digital tokens going down in price.
Re: Reason Why Crypto Currencies Are Going Down - Experts by naijaamebo: 2:09pm On May 19, 2021
naijaamebo:
After a year of gains and record highs, cryptocurrency markets are down today (19 May).

Leading cryptos Bitcoin and Ethereum have endured a turbulent time over the past week as share prices dropped by 28.66% and 32.13% respectively.

The market crash follows a decision by Tesla to no longer accept Bitcoin as payment for its vehicles, as announced by the car company’s CEO Elon Musk.

Musk’s shock post on Twitter had an immediate impact on Bitcoin’s value, which dropped $6 billion (£4.26b) and sent shockwaves through the crypto market.

And cryptos took another hit when China said it was going to block initial coin offerings, block exchanges and warned against speculative trading.

This is what’s going on in the world of cryptocurrencies...

China’s crackdown on cryptos comes days after Musk’s shock announcement.

Musk’s decision signifies a sharp u-turn for Tesla who only started accepting Bitcoin as payment for its services in February 2021.

It came after the electric car company bought $1.5b (£1.06b) of Bitcoin shares, which in turn sent the market price of both the crypto and Tesla soaring.

Yet the impact on the environment of Bitcoin mining - a complicated process of minting new digital tokens - has seen Tesla withdraw this option for customers.

The billionaire entrepreneur said: “We are concerned about rapidly increasing use of fossil fuel for Bitcoin mining and transactions, especially coal, which has the worst emissions of any fuel.”

Musk reaffirmed his belief that cryptocurrency has a “promising future” but that it “cannot come at great cost to the environment”, in his Twitter post.

Musk has been a long-time advocate of cryptocurrencies and the Tesla decision was felt across the market, with other digital tokens going down in price.

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Re: Reason Why Crypto Currencies Are Going Down - Experts by Pierocash(m): 2:16pm On May 19, 2021
The deep of 2017,was it caused by Elon musk

Deeps are part of the crypto world. It deeps before going on a new bullish trend.

As for China they have banned crypto more than 10 times.

Crypto will recover and move towards another new record of bullish trend.

This new deep is scary,I have lost almost 60% of my portfolio
Re: Reason Why Crypto Currencies Are Going Down - Experts by 3pleDAssistant: 2:26pm On May 19, 2021
Pierocash:
The deep of 2017,was it caused by Elon musk

Deeps are part of the crypto world. It deeps before going on a new bullish trend.

As for China they have banned crypto more than 10 times.

Crypto will recover and move towards another new record of bullish trend.

This new deep is scary,I have lost almost 60% of my portfolio

Sorry for your loss bro
Re: Reason Why Crypto Currencies Are Going Down - Experts by criuze(m): 2:30pm On May 19, 2021
Cryptos are created to be free from authorities


So whats the fear
Re: Reason Why Crypto Currencies Are Going Down - Experts by Pierocash(m): 2:33pm On May 19, 2021
3pleDAssistant:


Sorry for your loss bro
thanks bro

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