Cryptocurrencies
Bitcoin’s Stock-Market Decoupling Proves Fleeting
- Largest cryptocurrency falls for first time in five sessions
- Tron continues to rise after launching own stablecoin
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Bitcoin’s decoupling with US equities is proving to be brief with risk aversion again weighing on global asset markets.
The largest cryptocurrency fell for the first time in five trading sessions, dropping as much as 6% to $29,878. The Nasdaq 100 Index dropped for a second straight day. Most other cryptocurrencies also declined with Ether down more than 5%, Cardano dropping about 6% and Solana slipping more than 7%. Tron was the lone bright spot among the largest digital tokens, rising more than 5%.