

The global cryptocurrency market cap was trading slightly lower, falling to $1.21 trillion-mark, as it declined marginally, less than a per cent in the last 24 hours.Bitcoin and other crypto tokens were mixed on Thursday but breached the key psychological levels as the euphoria over Ripple's partial legal victory and Bitcoin ETFs fizzled out. The digital asset market is waiting for economic data and key events to make a decisive direction. Bitcoin continued to dip slightly and the largest crypto token slipped below $30,000-mark. However, Its largest peer, Ethereum, tumbled almost a per cent and breached the $1,900-level. Price in the action altcoins was mixed but no major action was seen in the early trade. Top crypto tokens were trading mixed on Thursday, with a positive bias. Among the gainers, XRP rose 4 per cent, while Cardano rallied 2 per cent. Dogecoin and Polygon were up a per cent each. On the contrary, Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin dropped 2 per cent each in the early trade, while BNB shed a per cent. The global cryptocurrency market cap was trading slightly lower, falling to $1.21 trillion-mark, as it declined marginally, less than a per cent in the last 24 hours. However, the total trading volumes dropped more than 6 per cent to $30.87 billion. The G-20 Financial Stability Board has released a set of recommendations for regulating crypto assets and stablecoins. The recommendations call for stronger oversight of crypto asset activities and markets, and they also specifically address global stablecoin arrangements, said CoinDCX Research Team.
