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Bitcoin plunged to its lowest level since February, while ether traded down below $2,400 on Sunday night EST amid a broad crypto market selloff, as investors reacted to various news events, including macroeconomic updates, Jump Crypto’s asset movements and the increasing odds of Kamala Harris winning the upcoming U.S. election against pro-crypto Donald Trump
Ethereum was down 25% today. Billions of dollars wiped out in the crypto market.
Couple this with the stock market having its worst day in two years. And we have a potential catastrophe. Some of the other posters predicted this. Personally, I pulled a lot of my money out of the stocks. Although I am buying some cryptocurrency today, which is kind of a gamble.
Hope a major recession is avoided. I mean something has to give though right… the US is 35 trillion in debt we give tons of our money away to foreign countries for their wars… for no good reason they don’t help the American people that’s for sure.
And the left-wing fanaticism, the feminization of American society, cancel culture, etc is surely not a good thing for the economy
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Ethereum was down 25% today. Billions of dollars wiped out in the crypto market.
Couple this with the stock market having its worst day in two years. And we have a potential catastrophe. Some of the other posters predicted this. Personally, I pulled a lot of my money out of the stocks. Although I am buying some cryptocurrency today, which is kind of a gamble.
Hope a major recession is avoided. I mean something has to give though right… the US is 35 trillion in debt we give tons of our money away to foreign countries for their wars… for no good reason they don’t help the American people that’s for sure.
And the left-wing fanaticism, the feminization of American society, cancel culture, etc is surely not a good thing for the economy
Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq have worst session since 2022 | Fox Business
U.S. stocks tumbled as recession fears spooked investors following a series of weak economic reports this week, including the July jobs report released Friday.